Into the Sun: A Memoir

Essays, Memoirs, and True Stories

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Or the result of a failed political system? While Into the Sun is a personal story about hope, failure and faith, it also a larger story about how Washington works - and how it doesn't. Paperback , pages. Published November 18th by Authorhouse first published January 1st To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

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To ask other readers questions about Into the Sun , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. From into the sun to becoming a son My friend Neil is more than just a good man, indeed he is living out a calling to use his life in service for others. I am so thankful for the influence he is in my life, the fun he shares in our ministry, and for his passionate pursuit to share the love of our Father. He inspires me continually. Every line really was like hearing him tell a story, his story.

I appreciate his genuine heart to lay it out and trust the reader to sense his POV, for the good or th From into the sun to becoming a son My friend Neil is more than just a good man, indeed he is living out a calling to use his life in service for others. I appreciate his genuine heart to lay it out and trust the reader to sense his POV, for the good or the bad.

Personally, I see a redemption story and can relate to owning up to poor choices. Healing comes when one finds forgiveness and a platform after the pain. Nathan rated it it was amazing Mar 10, Jacqueline F Sickels rated it really liked it Feb 01, Michelle Smith rated it it was amazing Jun 01, North and South Penguin English Library. The Cat of Bubastes: The Imitation of Christ. Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App.

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Because of that connection, I looked around the Ignatia House and felt like I was a part of a community, one built on the promise of second chances, on the belief that people can change. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Learn more about Amazon Prime. Gwen had saved them all. If you value The Sun , please make a tax-deductible donation to keep this independent, ad-free magazine alive. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. I bought the book to share with my friends who found it very moving.

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I read this years ago after happening across the movie one night on TV as always, the book is better than the movie. This is a very touching and thoughtful book that makes you consider so many different things. It was intriguing to read about how diplomatic personnel from Japan, Germany, and Italy were put into "isolation" after Dec 7th and how many American women who had married Germans and Italians felt at the prospect of being deported from their own country one is descried as being "more German than Germans".

A must read for those interested in WWII history from all angles.

Into the Sun: A Memoir by Neil Volz

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Also check our best rated Biography reviews. The memoir chronicles her life and marriage to Hidenari Terasaki, a Japanese diplomat who was serving as head of intelligence in the Western Hermisphere for the Empire of Japan when Pearl Harbor was bombed.

She accompanied her husband back to Japan, where she lived during the war years and the early occupation period. She toured Japan and the United States in subsequent years, speaking on the subject of Japanese — American relations from an entirely unique perspective.

As she grew older she surrounded herself with mementos — letters written home during the occupation, family photographs, fan mail from readers, faded newspaper clippings that chronicled their public lives together. Among the papers her daughter discovered were letters Terry had written to Gwen during their courtship. Gwen had saved them all.

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When Neil Volz moved from small-town Ohio to Capitol Hill he was a young idealistic college student. Twelve years later, he was a high-profile symbol of Washington corruption. A former lobbyist and public official, Volz paints a vivid and disturbing picture of his rise and fall. Bridge to the Sun: A Memoir of Love and War and millions of other books are available for Amazon Kindle. Bridge to the Sun: A Memoir of Love and War Paperback – October 27, Bridge to the Sun is a beautiful, tender, and moving love story-the true report of an international.

The story is quite harrowing. It comes with a wonderful introduction by the daughter of the Terasaki couple. Having parents from different countries on opposite sides in WWII myself I can relate to her a little. I say a little because having been born in the 's I have never been forced to experience the deprivations of war as she had. My only grumble is that the reprint comes with so many typos. I am glad however that this story was not lost. Not only written down and published years ago but available again today.

In this way the reader like the author will not forget such poignant characters as the Chinese scholar in Shanghai and his silver ring. One person found this helpful.