Necessary Heartbreak -- A Novel of Faith and Forgiveness

A review: http://blogbusinessworld.blogspot.com/2010/04/necessary-heartbreak-by-michael-j.html

"Necessary Heartbreak" is now available in all bookstores and online. Links are provided here on this website to review some sections of the book too.  In addition, we have raised over $1500 for Northport's Relay for Life Cancer walk held on June 5th. We'll now try to raise some money for homeless shelters. If you buy through the link from Amazon.com, a portion of the proceeds will benefit these causes. Here is the link: http://whentimeforgets.com/index.php?page_id=268

If you wish to read selected material from Necessary Heartbreak, here are two links. The Confrontation With Judas: http://whentimeforgets.com/index.php?page_id=273 

The Holy Spirit fills Michael and Elizabeth's souls:

http://whentimeforgets.com/index.php?page_id=288

Preview:

  An extraordinary journey back in time shows a struggling single dad that the faith he's lost is still alive—and stronger than ever. . . .

Michael Stewart has weathered his share of past hardships: a troubled childhood, the loss of his mother, even the degradation of living on the city streets. Now he's raising his teenaged daughter, Elizabeth, on his own and doing the best he can at work and at home. But he's turned his back on his faith—that is, until the morning Michael and Elizabeth volunteer for a food pantry at their local church.

While storing boxes in the basement, they step through a mysterious door . . . and find themselves in first-century Jerusalem during the tumultuous last week of Jesus Christ's life. It is a dangerous and violent place, where doing what your heart tells you is right can get you imprisoned—or worse—and they are thankful to take refuge with a kind widow.

But when they come face to face with Judas Iscariot and the condemned Christ himself, Michael realizes that before they can escape Jerusalem, he must experience history's most necessary and shattering heartbreak—and that pain and loss must happen if Michael is to be set free: to live, love, and reclaim the blessings he has in the present day.

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Michael J. Sullivan

Necessary Heartbreak

Michael J. Sullivan

Necessary Heartbreak