The Reunion

4.8     based on 3,906 Amazon ratings

2nd Edition – Soon to be a Major Motion Picture – Selah Award Winner

There are people in this world we pass right by without giving a second thought. Some have amazing stories to tell, if we only took the time to listen. The Reunion tells the story of Aaron Miller, an old Vietnam vet and handyman in a trailer park. Almost fifty years ago, Aaron saved the lives of three young men in a horrific battle, was even awarded the Medal of Honor. Severely wounded, he came home from the war and wound up losing everything. But God is a master at redeeming the lost things of life. Unbeknownst to Aaron, someone is looking for him. And the one who finds him might just find the love of his life, as well.

 

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I just finished reading Dan Walsh’s new book THE REUNION. OHMYGOSH!! I have happy tears running down my face…I never expected the ending to this amazing heartfelt story. It was off the charts satisfying!…I highly recommend it…I LOVED reading this book. It touched me deeply!!
Nora St. Laurent, CEO, The Book Club Network
THE REUNION, by Dan Walsh, has taken up residence on my Top Ten of 2012 List, but that’s not all. It sparked a new list. My Top Ten All Time Favorites, and it’s earned a spot there. Exquisitely drawn characters, a heartrending plot, and a deceptively simple delivery make THE REUNION one of the best books I’ve ever read. This book has to be made into a movie, and I’m delighted to say it’s been optioned. Novel Rocket and I give it our very highest recommendation. It’s a 5-star must read.
Ane Mulligan, Sr Editor, Novel Rocket Blog
How can you find the words to thank someone for saving your life? Walsh addresses this in his latest — a tribute to military veterans for making the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Walsh is so gifted that the reader becomes a part of his stories. Vivid descriptions and touching, heartfelt scenes pave the way for a powerful tribute to Vietnam veterans.
RT Book Reviews Magazine
About the author

“What do you wanna be when you grow up?”

Kids get asked that question all the time. When my son was five, he knew. “I wanna be a green Batman.” By high school I knew. I wanted to be an author of novels. My composition teacher was the spark that lit this fire. She went out of her way to encourage my feeble offerings. “You could really be a writer if you wanted to,” she said. Secretly, I began to write poems and short stories. Only my teacher and mother could read them (such things clashed badly with the surfer-guy persona I’d worked so hard to fabricate at school).

After becoming a Christian, my attention shifted in a different direction. I met Cindi, my wife-to-be. Then came a call to pastoral ministry. Then fatherhood. I still loved to write, but found little time for it. In the mid-90′s, we decided I needed a relaxing hobby. Cindi suggested I start writing again. I read some great how-to books and found some wonderful friends on a Christian fiction writer’s board on AOL (back when AOL was the Internet). A year later, my first novel was complete.

It was soon picked up by a top literary agent, but she found it difficult to market. Not much interest back then in a faith-based suspense thriller with a military edge. Shortly after that, the idea for The Unfinished Gift came to me…. Read on.

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