The Two Seasons

About the Book

The two Seasons follows the lives of three close friends, through the triumphs and tragedies, the hopes and doubts, the fears and joys, the love, the hate, the unrest and the longing for fulfillment that is the human experience. The story is a year in the life of Paul Mueller, a seemingly directionless, nontraditional college student, his multitalented and well-loved pal Tommy Riley, and their troubled friend Theodore Sullivan. It’s a story of life, death, grace, and forgiveness.

About the Author

Through the years he had collected the notes and essays that he had written regarding what he had studied. Not the academic stuff (that he should have been studying), but his own analysis of the great poets and philosophers. He, too, looked to lift that painted veil. He had studied life from the histological level, to the cellular level, to the molecular level, hoping to find the answers there. He had grown tired of humankind’s struggle with itself, and wished to look inward for the answers. He knew the day would come when he would dig through the stacks of notebooks and journals and hope to understand things better in retrospect. When that day came, he was surprised to see how close he really was to the truth.