Diamonds in the Water: A Furnace Forges a Good Human Being (Diamonds in the Water Trilogy)

McCrimons MD, Daniel

ISBN 10: 1982261293 / ISBN 13: 9781982261290

Published by Balboa Press, 2021

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Diamonds in the Water: A Furnace Forges a Good Human Being (Diamonds in the Water Trilogy)
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Publication Date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1982261293
• ISBN 13: 9781982261290
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Six years have come and gone since New Year?s Eve in 1965. Now Dr. Windsor Langford Waterbury III faces yet another entangling twist of fate in the form of an additional, more devastating secret about himself and his true identity. In his lifetime, Dr. Waterbury has already been confronted with a previously unsettling secret his grandfather kept from him to protect him until he was mature enough to understand it. But as a new chain of events unfolds, the intentions behind this new secret may not be as genuine. As it is unleashed to deliberately cause embarrassment, and psychological and emotional pain, Dr. Waterbury must attempt to move forward by maintaining a greater awareness of himself. As his internal strength and time-tested principles provide stamina, the unexpected secret finds its way through his heart, inviting him to fulfill a destiny predicted four generations earlier by his great-grandmother, Sallie Ann. Diamonds in the Water concludes a life story told through the generations that reveals an unexpected yet deceptive secret with the power to cause emotional suffering and allow the truth to conquer all.

About the Author

Daniel McCrimons M.D., a Harvard College and Columbia University trained physician, is a practicing pediatrician who has had a dedicated interest in blending his 38 years of clinical experience and discussions on family values to integrate science, history, philosophy, and spirituality and create a life story worthy of investigation, assessment, and an analysis of plan for therapeutic self-improvement.