Böcker av Matthew Lawrence Malone

Matthew Lawrence Malone's short stories tell so much in a short time. "Exsolvo: Solve Your Fantasy (book #1)" is a must read. People have been curious to know what is in the mind of this Psychologist, Educator, Deacon, Martial Artist, Scholar, Comedian, Believer?...Well, to know, you just have to read. So much in such an intriguing book. How did he overcome his challenges? How has he become successful? So many answers hidden within his created stories for you to discover. Search and you will find, amazing treasures! Matt's short stories range from topics you couldn't imagine, to familiar places you will call home. A must read. Simply, you have to take the first step in the journey and you will be opening doors and meeting friends you wish you had met years ago. Thank goodness, it's not too late. Read the stories now while they're on the bookshelves. Hidden symbolism from Egypt, Buddhism, Aikido, and Christianity make his stories unmatched in depth and breadth of possibilities. Read one story. Your mind will never be the same. New doors opened. New neurons connected and sparked. See the world like you have never seen it before. But, first, you must read. Matt has been writing since he was 5 years old and has not stopped since. An amazing journey has taken him to this point, and now he is opening the door to his discoveries. This first book is merely the tip of the iceberg of imagination, creativity, and discovery FOR YOURSELF, as you also are entertained through amazing stories taking readers as high as the farthest star, all the way to the dirt of Earth and the Moon, through war and battles, and back home (eating delicious meals in a way no one has ever experienced), then re-energized leading to hidden places of peace and love, and then growing in order to battle again and take on the world (finding fame and fortune). In a way that NO ONE HAS EVER SEEN BEFORE. How? You'll have to read. LUCKY YOU! Also, find the artwork inspired by the book. Where? Just type his name into the mechanism you are using.