Award-winning local author Skip Johnson has released his thirteenth book, The Waiter’s Quest.
Johnson, a Sharpsburg resident who grew up in Carrollton and graduated from The University of West Georgia, writes in the inspirational fiction genre and was recently named Silver Medalist in The Georgia Author of the Year Awards.
Skip commented, “This book was a lot of fun to write, especially since it begins in the Golden Isles, an area I use often for settings because I was born there and I love it so much. I also wrote a book a couple of years ago titled The Innkeeper’s Journal, and it was set in a fictional bed and breakfast on East Beach on St. Simons Island, two streets over from my early childhood home.”
From the back cover of the The Waiter’s Quest:
One summer afternoon, the routine life of twenty-three-year-old waiter Brock Caswell takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious stranger arrives, sharing a shocking revelation of a powerful, secret business the young man’s now deceased father had been running.
The stranger offers to teach him about that business, but first, Brock must learn The Six Choices— sacred, little-known mystical tenets of wisdom that would likely change his life.
The offer comes with a catch: He must embark on a journey across the globe to learn those Six Choices from three secretive mystics who are somehow deeply connected to his father . . . and the journey is to be completed in only seven days.
The Waiter’s Quest is a powerful, memorable story about courage, determination, and the extraordinary potential within each of us, if we can truly believe. . .
Skip added, “I appreciate how much local support my stories have received over the years, and I hope readers will find this new tale is one of their favorites. It definitely is one of mine.”
You can find all of Skip’s inspirational books at www.skipjohnsonauthor.com
