
Things Invisible to See
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Ben and Willie Harkissian are twin brothers (think Cain and Abel, Jacob and Esau) growing up in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on the eve of World War II. A baseball launched into the October sky sets in motion a series of events that transforms many lives. Ben leaves for the front and faces death-figuratively as well as literally. Left behind is Clare Bishop, who has been paralyzed from the waist down. But in exchange she receives some very special gifts. She can see the future, be at one with animals, and chat with Death. Willie Harkissian remains in Michigan as well, though his relationship with his brother will never be the same.
A love story interrupted by war, this is also a novel about discovering the ordinary in the extraordinary and finding the miraculous in everyday life.
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- Intro
- Cover
- Title Page
- Dedication
- Epigraph
- 1: Ben and Willie
- 2: Clare
- 3: Common Prayer
- 4: Easy as Walking on Water
- 5: Everybody Should Learn to Swim
- 6: A Book of Gold
- 7: Everything Looks Good
- 8: Dear Doctor Well
- 9: Five for Your Happiest Day on Earth
- 10: A Man in a Winged Cap
- 11: Sunrise Jams, Childhood Preserves
- 12: Did Jesus Charge a Dollar for Raising the Dead?
- 13: Islanders
- 14: There Is No Resisting You
- 15: Borrowed Mouths
- 16: As Quietly as a Thief
- 17: Strangers All
- 18: V-Mail
- 19: A Greedy Eye
- 20: The March of Time (in Five Episodes)
- 21: Borrowed Clothes
- 22: Hearts
- 23: Charted Waters
- 24: The News (in Six Reels)
- 25: Birdlight
- 26: By Land and Sea
- 27: Love and Money
- 28: Salvage for Victory
- 29: Signs and Wonders
- 30: Death He Is a Little Man
- 31: Where Your Treasure Is
- 32: A Power That Never Fails
- 33: Fire, Do You Know Her?
- 34: Than When We First Begun
- About the Author
- Copyright
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