Bücher von William Bisbing

We all know people with big egos, who are self-centered and all for themselves--the "me" people. But someone truly evil? That person seldom appears in our lives. However, every now and then, a person will enter our garden of Eden who is truly evil from birth.Professionals blame their behavior on their upbringing, their home life, their environment--any number of reasons. The real answer is, they really don't know why they're like that. Sigmund Freud categorized everyone into a neat box with his diagnosis. But other than the bad seed theory, no diagnosis exists. Hopefully, you will never have one of these people in your life.

This is the story of a man and a woman who have made their respective plans to enter into their golden years after going through all of life's challenges, raising their families, wanting only to enjoy their retirement years with each other; filling those remaining years of their lives with travel, adventure, and grandchildren, along with making memories, only to discover their plans lost upon losing both "e;loves of their lives."e; A surprise event in their lives opens the door to their wildest dreams, thus providing the book's title, The Day Isn't Over. However, finding each other living happily ever after proves to be harder the second time around and has become more difficult than the first, but they remain steadfast in their live for each other regardless of the newfound obstacles in their way, making the love they had discovered for each other's golden years shine brighter.