A Happy Life and the Keys to Heaven

By John H. Wormser

A man who falls in love with two women through serendipity ends up living with both women. Although legally married to only one, he has children with both women. The District Attorney finds out and has him arrested. The subsequent trial captures the nation's attention as it pits religious values against government rights.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1544703244
• ISBN13: 9781544703244
• Release Date: April 2017
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 274 Pages
• Weight: 0.81 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Bought the book as a gift

For my daughter in law. My wife took that picture on the right hand side of the cover. That's my daughter in law. We're honored to have our photography work immortalized on the cover of this book.

An easy flowing read-Bob Medak, Allbook Reviews

Genre: Fiction Title: A Happy Life and the Keys to Heaven AUTHOR: John H Wormser After two prologues to give some background, chapter one begins, "They say we're young and we don't know but baby they don't know. . .I got you babe." A Sonny and Cher song? Ann, Arlene, Carl and Tim are friends. What takes place after the death of Carl and the subsequent move and a vindictive D.A. with the ensuing trial in Louisiana is interesting, to say the least. I found John's writing easy and flowing to read. The characters, situations and places are well described and believable. The story and some small minded people are well set in this story. After growing up in New Iberia, Louisiana, John graduated from Louisiana State University. He, his wife Adele have four children. Still living in New Iberia, he is working on his third novel. I found this book an easy flowing fun read. I felt that the people places and situations of an alterative lifestyle well done. For some staunch fundamentalists, this might not be your cup of tea. The religious leaders and the trial that attempts to explain the living arrangement and the ending are well written and hopefully will generate some tolerance and peace in the world. I recommend this book as one to read. Reviewer: Bob Medak, Allbooks Reviews.