High school teacher Cole Conner tells three of his students the story of his father, Rex, whose lapse in lifeguard duties as a teen resulted in tragedy, but the event did not stop him from continuing to work for the greater good.
High school teacher Cole Conner tells three of his students, each struggling with his or her own private pains, the story of his father, Rex, who for 17 seconds on a balmy 1970 summer day, turned his head away from his life-guarding duties, an act that resulted in tragedy, but also a miracle, in that Rex did not let the event stop him from continuing to work for the greater good. Simultaneous.
Unabridged, 6 CDs, 7 hours
Read by TBA
Cole Snow's grandfather, Willard, learned the pain of loss and regret when a tragedy happened in front of him, taking just seventeen-seconds. Those seconds transformed Willard-but they did not destroy him. He lived every day with the belief that the smallest everyday acts can change the world-sometimes for worse, but also for better.
