Kenan Hudaverdi

Nazar Kenan Hudaverdi

Just when you think your retirement date is around the corner and your boss tells you there's one more contract that will be six months long in "paradise." Life gets interesting. Who could resist such an offer? Brian Armstrong has been a caregiver for thirty years; his commitment to helping others is what could only be described as calm, cool, collected and very, very, very patient. Looking at the world, his world, Brian has seen such suffering while dealing with Dementia and Alzheimer's disease that he can no longer wait to give up his work and settle into his retirement. Unseen forces have a way of connecting us to others so subtly that often we don't notice that there is no such thing as coincidence but rather, the universe intervening on desires left long ago and nearly forgotten. One cannot spell humanity without including the word human, and so we learn in this story that being human means that we are frail and complex, that our weaknesses can become our greatest strengths, and that it's not time that heals all wounds. Love, tolerance and a belief in something far bigger than we, can and will give us the strength to endure when we feel like quitting. Come to Cornwall and join what could be called a very odd couple of people who deliver some intensely sweet and sour messages about what being human and keeping our humanity really means. You'll laugh and cry, as the characters in this book come alive and touch the very deepest part of your heart, revealing that humanity is truly the definition of love.