Author weaves a tale of revenge, redemption, forgiveness, and believing in a cause
ST. LUCIE, Fla., April 9, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Each person is responsible and accountable for his or her deeds. What would happen if a person breaks the rules but the others just stay silent? In this story about redemption, acceptance of loss, and moving forward, the exciting storyteller-author Larry Auerbach brings forth a seemingly innocent legend that turns out to be based on something that happened years ago. He invites readers to embrace The Spirit of the Redd Mountain that haunts the denizens of a modern Montana town.
Local legend says that a ghostly red-coated skier, whom they believe was a ski patrolman who died many years ago, protects the people from a red elk they often see in the mountains. An arrogant hunter wants to prove his superiority and comes up the mountains to challenge this elusive red elk. But he will soon find himself face to face with a hard life lesson he should have realized years ago.
This powerful story unravels the dangers that lie within an ego unchecked by empathy or conscience and without any thought or respect for the rights of others. It tells how greed, ego, and poor judgment will cause the ruin of anyone weak enough to give in to the lure of wealth and power without knowing how to control these forces.
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About the Author
Larry Auerbach is a practicing psychotherapist for the last 25 years. He maintains a home in Pt. St. Lucie, Florida, where he lives with his wife who is also in the mental health field. He has been married for 30 years and has a son who is an elementary school principal in Concord, North Carolina. He has worked extensively with families, children and teens, who are dealing with anxiety disorders, obsessive disorders, and phobias. He enjoys writing fiction books in particular. He gets a sense of adventure from writing and finds it very relaxing and stimulating to be able to tell an exciting story and entertain and educate people at the same time. He is a member of the Western Writers of America, and is working on his third novel, where he returns to his favorite setting, the Old West. He invites readers to look for familiar faces from that period as his characters cross paths with some of the legends of that era. He enjoys chess, horseback riding, hiking in the mountains with his wife, and reading about American history.
The Spirit of Redd Mountain by Larry Auerbach
Publication Date: August 4, 2011
Price: $20.95; 364 pages; ISBN 978-1-46203-336-2
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