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| Category: Fiction:Spiritual | |
| About the Book | |
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"Run,
run as fast as you can! You can't catch me. I'm the gingerbread
man!" The haunting words shouted by the frantic character of folklore fame become the reality for our hero, Dink Lindsay, the epitome of professional success and affluence. He is indeed on the fast track to get everything he desires. Then after the death of his closest friend and mentor, our modern-day Gingerbread Man mysteriously loses his family, fortune, freedom and very nearly his soul in this suspenseful tale of murder and deceit. At his life's lowest point, Dink begins to discover with God's guidance that the greatest treasure of all lies within one's spirit. He sets out to write his own book recalling the people and experiences of his life. The successive progression of bizarre and dangerous events leads to his face-to-face encounter with the evil that is hell-bent on destroying him. From the southern charm of Nashville to the coasts of Florida and Hawaii, from the Appalachians to the Himalayas, in boardrooms and court rooms, Dink's battles with malevolent forces bring this complex man to understand that his past, present, and future are interconnected in mystical, often ironic and humorous ways.
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| About the Author | |
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Tom Hicks lives near Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Melanie and their two children, Jordan and Madeleine. He has co-written two books, Ground Zero, Starting All Over Again with God and Otto, the Boy at the Window. He is an international traveler and speaks on spiritual issues in modern America. |