The Arrow That Flies by Day

Fiction & Literature, Religious
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Author: John Servant ISBN: 9781973601371
Publisher: WestBow Press Publication: January 25, 2018
Imprint: WestBow Press Language: English
Author: John Servant
ISBN: 9781973601371
Publisher: WestBow Press
Publication: January 25, 2018
Imprint: WestBow Press
Language: English

The Arrow That Flies by Day deals with a wounded marines efforts to conquer his physical wounds and to play in the NFL and to overcome his spiritual and emotional wounds to win at the ultimate game of life. The main character joins the service to avoid reform school and comes out physically and emotionally wounded. His parents are dead, he has no family, and he only has one friendan old nun who was his high school principal and who would help him find his way.

After being wounded, a wound that made him impotent, he is only fit to be a kicker like he was in high school. Even that did not come easily since he had broken his leg when he was in high school. But his father and the old nun trained him never to give up.

Our marine shows up at training camp one day with all his belongings. He never went to college or played on any college football team but the aggressiveness he learned in the service and the commitment he learned from his father and his friend, the nun, helps motivate him to succeed but also causes conflicts with certain teammates.

The story progresses through the professional and personal struggles for this man who does not know the meaning of surrender. He is at first cut from the team because of the lack of experience but an injury to the teams kicker provides an opportunity for him to return and play a crucial role in the teams success. Along the way he falls in love with a girl he knew in high school whom he meets by chance at her fathers restaurant, and he struggles to figure out how his wounds will affect their relationship.

But the romance and his career are cut short when our marine has to make a choice that causes him to lose everything he has worked for but to win an even bigger gamethe game of life.

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The Arrow That Flies by Day deals with a wounded marines efforts to conquer his physical wounds and to play in the NFL and to overcome his spiritual and emotional wounds to win at the ultimate game of life. The main character joins the service to avoid reform school and comes out physically and emotionally wounded. His parents are dead, he has no family, and he only has one friendan old nun who was his high school principal and who would help him find his way.

After being wounded, a wound that made him impotent, he is only fit to be a kicker like he was in high school. Even that did not come easily since he had broken his leg when he was in high school. But his father and the old nun trained him never to give up.

Our marine shows up at training camp one day with all his belongings. He never went to college or played on any college football team but the aggressiveness he learned in the service and the commitment he learned from his father and his friend, the nun, helps motivate him to succeed but also causes conflicts with certain teammates.

The story progresses through the professional and personal struggles for this man who does not know the meaning of surrender. He is at first cut from the team because of the lack of experience but an injury to the teams kicker provides an opportunity for him to return and play a crucial role in the teams success. Along the way he falls in love with a girl he knew in high school whom he meets by chance at her fathers restaurant, and he struggles to figure out how his wounds will affect their relationship.

But the romance and his career are cut short when our marine has to make a choice that causes him to lose everything he has worked for but to win an even bigger gamethe game of life.

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