'The mass of men live lives of quiet desperation.'
- Henry David Thoreau

If he was right 150 years ago in his assessment of how many of us live, it's surely even truer today. Why does this happen to us? Does it have to be this way? Are there any answers?

This is a book for men asking questions...

What is life all about? How did I get here? What do I do with the rest of my life? Where exactly did my 30's or 40's go? How come every day seems the same?

Questions about marriage and family, and jobs, and success and failure, and God, are the ones that life has a tendency to throw up at us, sometimes unexpectedly.

Asking the questions is a good thing, but how about the answers. Sometimes the wrong reactions to life's questions have disastrous results for our lives and for the lives of others.

This is a book for men who want to fix something.

Al Stewart has written a book that talks about problems and offers solutions. Some of them are just suggestions from a very ordinary middle-aged punter, but some of the advice will come with a lot more weight, wisdom and authority, becuase it comes from the Bible.