Ryan Donnelly

In a world where chaos reigns, there is a man who could change everything. The only problem is he has no idea who he is or how to do it. No name, no memories whatsoever. The single matter at hand, that he is painfully aware of, is darkness. Soil seeping deep into his airway as he claws his way out of darkness, into an even darker world. A world where fire catches in an instant, where people are covered in ash instead of rejoicing in love, but worst of all, it is a world he has no recollection with. A lost soul trying to find himself, as well as the source to this destruction. Will he be a savior risen from the ground up, or will he find out he played a part in this mayhem of madness? Only time will tell, but time is most definitely not on his side.

This is a true story. A story about a loving, caring, and dedicated father--my father, who was plagued with the sickness of pancreatic cancer. You will get a glimpse of how pure of a man he was. Throughout the book, you'll bounce back and forth between the good and the bad--memories of his journey and how hard he fought through it all. It can range from heartful family memories to painstaking crucial ones. Cancer is a hideous disease. This is his journey through his darkest battle. We take the good and the bad, hoping for more good. You'll feel the love, laughter, depression, heartache, and a sense of hope. This is my family's journey through pancreatic cancer; more importantly, this is my father's story.

This is a true story. A story about a loving, caring, and dedicated father--my father, who was plagued with the sickness of pancreatic cancer. You will get a glimpse of how pure of a man he was. Throughout the book, you'll bounce back and forth between the good and the bad--memories of his journey and how hard he fought through it all. It can range from heartful family memories to painstaking crucial ones. Cancer is a hideous disease. This is his journey through his darkest battle. We take the good and the bad, hoping for more good. You'll feel the love, laughter, depression, heartache, and a sense of hope. This is my family's journey through pancreatic cancer; more importantly, this is my father's story.