Finally Finding Faith by Tammy Falkner

This is not a full length book. It's 23,000 words.

"You'll find Faith in the clock shop," Peter Reed says.

"Faith? I don't believe in faith or God or predestination or any of that bullshit anymore. I believe in what I can see."

Daniel has a list of things he wants to do before the clock strikes twelve on December 31st.

Get a tattoo Ride a horse-drawn carriage in the snow See a Broadway play Buy hot chestnuts from a street vendor Eat a one-pound burger at Rocko’s Drink hot chocolate on a bench in the park Fix my watch Daniel's watch stopped working when he lost all his men, his leg, and his hope in Afghanistan. A chance encounter at Reed's Tattoo Parlor leads him to Faith, a redhead with the prettiest green eyes he's ever seen.

Daniel intends to meet his deadline before the clock strikes midnight, and Faith sets out to help him. But she is goodness and light, and he’s not ready to let her warmth shine on him.

Faith takes care of her aging grandmother and knows how precious life is. But can she help Daniel realize it before it's too late? She has less than twenty-four hours.

Tick tock. Tick tock.

Review "Finally Finding Faith deeply touched my heart. It gave me an insight on how one must feel in their darkest hour. How one feels when time stops in their lives. This novella is a story of despair and a story of pure happiness. It is a story of finding faith in life itself." ~ Hesperia Loves Books