Books by C. Heath Johnson
The Creator (God, if you like) has planted both crops of joy and crops of pain for each of us to harvest. We work the fields because we have to eat to stay alive. For me, working the fields means harvesting the scions that continually sprout, take root in my memory, and grow tall and full in my imagination.
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Koi No Yokan
If you’ve ever met a stranger who took your breath away, this Japanese phrase is for you. It refers to the feeling that you’ll inevitably fall in love with someone upon meeting them.
All books are currently available on Amazon, except The Story of Us. Will it ever see the light of day? For now, it must settle for peeking out between the blinds from a darkened room.
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