Shard of Glass - Denise Cory Blake - Bog

The passing of time can be as as meaningful, or as meaningless as a glimmer of water, or as painful as a SHARD OF GLASS. No matter what period, it illuminates, and briefly washes over, in its hastes to tell yet another story, as timeless as history itself, it casts its magic.
Such is the story of Zac Guthrie, an Anglo-American youngster, one might say affected by both phenomena.The world tells him he is ill, and treat him as such, nut in reality, it is no more than a 'gift' or a 'curse' he possesses, which sends him off into the realms of the past. Not of his control or dictate, it goes where it wills, with him enchainecl.
Each interwoven, yet separate story tells another aspect of one of his lives in an intimate, heart breaking way, one cannot fail to empathize with.
As you read, go with him every step of his journey, marvel at his tenacity, bravery, and heart wrenching moments.
Don't try to understand the logic, the reasoning behind it, for there is none. It is, as it is, and always will be!