Fifty Million Reasons

Introduction This book represents a story I needed to tell. The thoughts that once floated endlessly in my head are now expressed in the pages that follow. This novel will provide an informal nonscientific outlook of how the mind thinks, then acts on those thoughts of creativity. The fictional story provides laughter and a few tears. Simple observations into understanding how each of us ponder questions within our minds. No one can hear your own thoughts, and no one can read your mind while you are engaged in self-thinking. You can only hear yourself. The fictional characters chosen in this novel have no bearing on actual people, I personally know any reference to actual people are coincidental at best. It does contain actual places across the globe I have personally experienced on my travels. A process we humans use to digest information begins our cognitive thinking. You will read in detail how it has worked for me. It is this initial thinking before we decide to create with our hands what we first envision. How a healthy normal mind can contribute to an individual's success or failure. We all seek answers to questions that either trouble us or inspire our path in life. These thoughts begin inside all of our minds as we deliberate with ourselves in how it guides us to a conclusion with some philosophy of life mixed with a fictional story. As the story unfolds, Robert Killings Jr. has a vision. His wife Sarah loses him and searches for a replacement lover. Only to find she is embroiled in a love afair with a set of twins who are attempting to fraud the insurance company she inherited.