He Had to Die Three Times to Find His Soul
Don Barrett was a successful writer, producer and director who had worked in film, television and home video. He had it all, a beautiful intelligent wife, a simply wonderful daughter, nice home and the respect of his peers.
Then one day it all went away. He committed no crime, he hurt nobody, but his life changed in ways he could not have foreseen. A family man with pretty conventional views, he became homeless, a wandering vagabond in a strange city, knowing no one. People shunned him, though he was neither a drug addict nor mentally unstable. He was a victim of circumstance.
This is a story of loss, courage, survival and redemption. The author is telling it because what happened to him could happen to virtually anyone.
You need to know what he learned and how to come back from the depths of the human abyss.
