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Ann Lee's choice was as light a decision as they come: To turn her SUV into a Sonic Drive-In for lunch. Bob Lee's choice was among the heaviest: To try forgiving the murderous trio who carjacked his wife in Sonic's slot No. 22. Our life journeys are filled with intersections and choices, big and small. Author David Wayne Brown, with Bob Lee, takes us on a harrowing trip with heart-stopping turns. The ride starts with a nightmare and grows even darker on an isolated farm road. But thanks to the human spirit this journey does not end there. -Tom Bailey, Memphis journalist

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David Wayne Brown is a former journalist, an adman, filmmaker and book author. He lives in Memphis, Tennessee where he manages a boutique creative advertising shop and pursues writing and documentary film projects. David Wayne Brown graduated with a degree in journalism from Ohio University, Athena, Ohio in 1970 and landed a job as a reporter on his home-town newspaper, The Kentucky Post, Covington, KY. He worked there 10 years, becoming the newspaper's managing editor, before taking the position of editor of the Birmingham Post-Herald, the morning paper in Birmingham, AL. Four years later he was named executive editor of the Memphis daily, The Commercial Appeal. In 1989 he purchased a music magazine, The Memphis Star, and the graphics art company that published it. This led him into the advertising field, where today he is owner and creative director of Splash Creative. In 2005 he co-directed and co-produced a documentary film, Of Good Courage, which won several independent film awards. The film told the story of a small east Texas town's heroic response when the remains of the Columbia Space Shuttle fell to earth. The Rt. Rev. Phoebe A. Roaf, Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee, was ordained as the fourth bishop of the Diocese of West Tennessee in 2019. She is both the first woman and the first African American bishop in the diocese's 39-year history. She is a lifelong Episcopalian who grew up in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. She received her bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a Master of Public Administration from Princeton University. She later received a law degree from the University of Arkansas and then attended Virginia Theological Seminary, where she is vice-chair of the Board of Trustees.

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