The author combines his care and concern for street children and his fondness for the game of golf, to bring out yet another in his series of "We Care" stories. Based loosely on real life characters and situations, his books have given us an insight into the plight of kids with nowhere to live, but on the streets; and no one to turn to, except each other.

His published work, The Saga of Alex and His Friends showed us what could happen to these street kids when there is no one around that cares. However, it also opened our eyes to the possibilities, when there are people who do care, and are willing to do something about it. "We Care" came about when these caring people got together and pooled their resources to provide shelter and care for homeless kids.

In this novel, which is a sequel to The Saga of Alex and His Friends, Mr. Warner brings in a number of real life characters who become involved in the "We Care" program.

This is where the game of golf gets worked into the story when a talented young pianist, who is also a championship golfer, becomes involved with the "We Care" home, and school for former homeless boys.

Readers will find a wealth of interesting information about golf, as well as an engrossing story in We Care About Golf.

Cliffhangers, tears, and heart-warming moments abound in Tom Warner's second published novel; We Care About Golf.

With only a couple of days to go before Christmas, Tom finds himself alone and depressed. His only child, a Son, had recently gotten married and moved to Arizona, making it impossible to go visit during the Holidays. Being very depressed and afraid of going insane Tom decides to go for a walk in spite of the bitterly cold temperatures. While taking his walk, Tom comes in contact with a small group of homeless street kids. Before returning home he sees a small figurine in a store window, and decides to buy it. After buying the small figurine, miracle after miracle begins to happen. Before long Tom finds himself surrounded by a family much larger then the one he had before his Son moved away.