BATON ROUGE, La., July 16, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Inspired by the love of a lost child and the enduring memories from a life in the farm to the challenging existence in the new world, promising author Jim Wells dashes off the remarkable crossing of his life in Slow Down Daddy, a dazzling memoir that plunges you into the beauty and complexity of life.
In this splendid autobiography, Wells fussily entwined both the delightful and poignant memories lavishly streaming in his life. Slow Down Daddy details the numerous events that transpired since the early part of his existence. Yearning emotion suffuses right from the opening lines as the author recollects his childhood escapades, family-related episodes, and the nostalgia of the idyllic and lovely farm he loved. On the other hand, the separation of his parents changed and taught him many things in life -- giving him strength, purpose, and strong will to realize his dreams.
Slow Down Daddy also serves as a tribute to Debbie, his little girl who died when she was eleven months old. As you flip through the pages of this book, you will find out how she saved Wells' life many times. One night while rounding a curve on his way back home from work, she appeared to him and said, "Daddy, slow down.slow down, Daddy!" so he did. As he came around the curve there was a horrible vehicular accident that he could have been in the middle of. That was the first of the many times she saved his life. You have to read this book to know more of these incidents and find out how she played a role in his life.
Overall, Slow Down Daddy is a story of his life as a son, a husband, a friend, and a father to his brilliant children. This is about his personal struggles, emotional journey, financial success, and responsible fatherhood. After many years, with all the near-death incidents in his life, he still lives, without a doubt that God sent a guardian angel who watched over him throughout his life. For more information on this book, log on to www.Xlibris.com.
Slow Down Daddy * by Jim Wells
Publication Date: July 15, 2009
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