Morton Gregory Presents Short Story Collection
By: Christina Mancuso Dec. 17, 2015
In "I Think I Gave God A Ride To Work Last Night: A Book of Emotionally Charged True Stories of Love, Family, and Miracles" (published by Balboa Press), author Morton Gregory has assembled a series of short stories to witness the divine presence ever-present in daily life.
Gregory was inspired to write in order to "help people to be more aware of our higher power in their everyday lives."
With both a sense of small-scale living and the overarching meaning of life, Gregory's stories take readers on a journey that examines how God is ever-present in even the most simple, quotidian aspects of existence.
Gregory hopes that his book "will help people celebrate little victories and encourage them to savor this life's journey."
"I Think I Gave God A Ride To Work Last Night"
By Morton Gregory
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 140 pages | ISBN 9781504336130
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 140 pages | ISBN 9781504336116
E-Book | 140 pages | ISBN 9781504336123
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Morton Gregory lives in the Saint Lawrence Valley in northern New York. He and his wife own and operate a small business in the small town of Ogdensburg, N.Y. Here, they raised their five children on a small hobby farm. Gregory's lifelong dream was to write a book that shares these true life experiences with all audiences. His hope in writing this book is that it will touch the lives of all that read its stories and help them relate it to their own life events.
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