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This award-winning memoir takes a hard look at an African-American son born to an unwed mother during the post World War II baby boom era.

William's self-destructive rebellion and desertion from the Marine Corps in 1967 turned into a
cross country odyssey that ended on skid row in a Los Angeles rescue mission. As a 17-yearold fugitive, he was finally forced to confront his personal demons.

This is William's harrowing account of his life and how he walked from the path of
darkness back into the light. Get your copy of this inspirational story today.

Finding Heaven In The Dark is a powerful metaphor for the spiritual quest of searchers that journey to the center of themselves for understanding their purpose and the meaning of life.
 

William L. Ingram's story is one of the most shocking but inspirational stories I have ever read or even heard of. William's journey was so drastic and although the events throughout this book are of a hard-hitting nature, the primary feeling associated with this book is inspiration. William's courage and determination to overcome his circumstances is truly beautiful. redheadedbooklover.com

Kindle Customer reviewed Finding Heaven in the Dark
Insightful January 20, 2019
I enjoyed this insightful book that takes the reader on a journey through the eyes of a black man who came of age during the late sixties during a time of social unrest and racial injustices. The journey is a painful one that digs deep into the conscience of the reader. Great book.

Kindle Customer reviewed Finding Heaven in the Dark
Great book July 25, 2018
This is the best book I read in a long time. Informative. Thought provoking and a lot of history and knowledge.