Seeds Of Destruction

Sue Golemon Whitaker Has Written A Compelling Narrative Of The Life Of A Family, Lived Well But Not Without Struggle.a Life That Spans The Last Half Of The 20th Century And Into The Millennium, A Life Of Equal Parts Of Joy, Heartache.and Faith. Even Though The Rigors Of A Military Life Impose Unique Requirements On The Family.the Added Pressures Of A Foreign War, Extended Absence From The Family Unit By The Military Member, Unexpected And Frequent Family Moves And Changes Of Schools.our Family Seemed To Adapt Well, And, For A Time, To Thrive.the Catalyst For The Book, Seeds Of Destruction, Was A Major Incident That Almost Took The Life Of Our Second Son Greg. The Book Should Be Interesting To Many Audiences: Young Military Families Trying To Cope With The Almost Constant Overseas Demands Placed On Them In Todays Military; People Of All Ages Who Love Travel And Are Willing And Able To Accept The Challenge; And Christians Everywhere Who Are Interested In Bible Prophecy.