Walking Blind

About the Book

The morning brought a new question—would anything be different? Well, I was still in the shed, wearing worn rags, and feeling the effects of Cain’s wrath. But my perspective was different. I rolled of out of bed slowly, painfully, but with a new outlook. My robotic attitude had been replaced by a renewed determination. I knew it was my choice if things were going to go differently. If I chose that path, I knew God would help me. Somehow, I also knew he didn’t want me in this place anymore than I wanted to be here. This was possibly a new day, and the choice was mine.

About the Author

Tom Rudloff is a father of four grown children and the grandfather of more than three times that many. He and his wife, Nanette, live on a small farm in the rolling hills of Missouri. He is a bivocational minister working in automation electronics during the week. It is from his ministry that he pulls the perspective for his writing, hoping people will learn from his mistakes and grow to fully enjoy life as he has.