Steve is a father and husband who decided to start running again after a three-year hiatus. He took his Chow Chow-Shiba Inu mix dog, Koa, along with him on his daily runs. Within a month, he started to connect with nature, appreciating the birds, trees, flowers, ocean, sun rises and sunsets. Then, he started to form haiku poems in his mind as he ran. His lovefest for nature and haikus led him to get carried away with his running. Before he knew it, he was running eight, nine and ten miles. He started running in July 2011 and is still running in 2013 with Koa and writing haiku poems every day. His life has become more spiritual than before. Steve has three more books slated for publication in 2013, but he hopes to publish a minimum of five books this year. His book has been well-received by its first reviewers, giving him 4 and 5-star ratings. Steve's poetry is deeply personal to him and he hopes that you'll savor every line and every haiku slowly, like fine wine. He wants you to take a moment and feel the message. What does it mean to you? Can you relate to it somewhere in your life's journey? Mostly, Steve hopes his words will help you heal spiritually.

Inspired by real life events, The Divine Mercy: An Amazing Journey, is about Antonio Campanano, Jr. and his journey in faith. Moreover, his Divine Mercy experience during Catholic mass, as he conducted the choir, solidified his faith in God. He shares his journal from March 18, 2012 til today. You'll be inspired how Antonio learns that all faiths have commonality versus the differences with which most of us focus. God teaches him about Joy, Peace, Love, Forgiveness and Trust by experiencing the highs and lows of life. Regardless of your faith, or lack thereof, this book should not be judged by its cover. Read it, meditate over it, discuss it, share it and use it to heal your spirit, your soul, so you can continue in your special journey in life. Watch Youtube video promo on this book: "http: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6NlcEmZx9A"

Steve is a father and husband who decided to start running again after a three-year hiatus. He took his Chow Chow-Shiba Inu mix dog, Koa, along with him on his daily runs. Within a month, he started to connect with nature, appreciating the birds, trees, flowers, ocean, sun rises and sunsets. Then, he started to form haiku poems in his mind as he ran. His lovefest for nature and haikus led him to get carried away with his running. Before he knew it, he was running eight, nine and ten miles. He started running in July 2011 and is still running in 2013 with Koa and writing haiku poems every day. His life has become more spiritual than before. Steve has three more books slated for publication in 2013, but he hopes to publish a minimum of five books this year. His book has been well-received by its first reviewers, giving him 4 and 5-star ratings. Steve's poetry was deeply personal to him and he hopes that you'll savor every line and every haiku slowly, like fine wine. He wants you to take a moment and feel the message, what does it mean to you? Can you relate to it somewhere in your life's journey thus far? Mostly, Steve hopes his words will help you heal spiritually.