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    Calington Castle Ii: Testing the Truth

    By R.A. Feller

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    When I was a boy I liked to go on many adventures hiking up and down the Hudson River. It was during these times of exploration in the woods, coming upon old abandoned buildings, land and rock formations; along with a variety of vegetation and animal life. I became attracted to uncovering the truth about things.
    In this book I test the properties of truth as the story of Calington Castle continues. Observations as treasures come alive, as they are the experiences Ive had within my own life that have crafted me towards a healing, finding me full, alive and free. A never-ending path of excitement waits around every turn. As learning new things is an adventure for us all. There is a challenge when the truth is unfolded before us, for here we are tested to examine it a fresh each new day. For me it guides to plot a course as a reference point of stability; one where I find the pathway of serenity leading to peace in an ever changing world.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateSep 9, 2014
    ISBN9781496938473
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