Treasure Hunting (ePub)

 A Review by John Denham.

        Howard Fuller's jocular, outgoing nature by which many of
us know him gives little indication of the profundity within this man. 
Howard has written an amazingly honest memoir, a brave account ending with his
wife Annette’s death...in 1997.  Although he traces
each turn in his educational and professional life, the heart of the story is
his unending quest to grow as an intimate person: son, husband, father,
friend.
 
     Howard’s story is self-revealing, painfully
so at times.  His doesn’t hide his failures, foibles and fumbles on his way
to becoming more fully human.  Using notes from journals faithfully kept
through the years, he says “This autobiography is a telling of my story to
myself, with me listening, so that I can understand what my life has been
about.”
 
     It takes some courage to read Howard’s story
if you, as reader, allow yourself to take a similar journey along with
him.  His gradual self-discovery, his ‘walking with Jesus’ will take you
along for a high Sierras bumpy trek into your own internal places.  His
description of true intimacy is worth the price of the book and much, much more
if you make it your own. 
 
     Howard’s paean to Annette is poetic and
heart-rending. Their relationship was a long lesson in marital
intimacy.... In
many unexpected places there are poetic flashes, lyrical phrases, surprising
turns and bold candor.
 
     Buy this book Authorhouse.com or Amazon.com. 
You will not only appreciate Howard Fuller more, you will in reading and
pondering it learn more about yourself, be more honest with yourself , and even