Splitting Adam
By John R. Ford
Adam Tyler is
restless he was called to be a pastor but for some reason he never feels
fulfilled on his thirtieth birthday he is visited by an angel sent from his
mother. When the angel asks him what he wants Adam pulls an “It’s a Wonderful
Life” moment and wishes he had never been born but what he doesn’t realize is
that even if he had never been born his mother and father would have still
procreated only with other people causing there to be two half selves of Adam.
This not just Adam’s story but theirs as well and the only way Adam can get
home is to change his own perspective of his life.
This was an
interesting novel of the power of faith and realizing you are just a drop in a
pond but the ripples your life creates are what truly matter. John R. Ford did
a wonderful job bringing Adam and his two half selves to life, each one unique
and no quite as distant as they may seem at first to each other. Though Victor
is a businessman and Chase is a con-artist they all share something at the core
of their being that is irreplaceable, goodness and kindness. It’s a
heartwarming story that I recommend for anyone to read full of love and
cherishing what you have, which is a good lesson for anyone.
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