The Widow of Nain is on her way to bury her only child: her son. How did she become a widow, and what happened to her son? What caused Blind Bartimaeus to believe in the healing power of Jesus? Was the small, precious child who befriended him really an angel? The two young brothers were inseparable and were always finding things that needed to be explored. Finding a way to fly was no exception. However, all of their attempts at flying failed, except one. That attempt turned into a disaster, leaving one of the brothers paralyzed and the other filled with guilt. He had never heard the words, "I love you." How does someone like Apelles, who had never been loved, learn to love unconditionally? How were the lives of these, and of all the characters in this book, restored? The author's family and friends have been enjoying his stores for many years. After much coaxing, they finally convinced him to publish some of his works. You are sure to enjoy the way he builds his characters and his unique sense of humor. While you read the answers to the questions above, you'll laugh and you'll cry as his stories touch your heart. The main characters, though taken from the Bible, face some of the same struggles you and I face today. Their stories of restoration will give you hope.