No Greater Love

About the Book

Travelle Laboreor is a troubled man, sojourning the United States from one hazardous job to another. He goes to a secluded beach to collect his thoughts, and rescues a young surfer during a shark attack. Rendered unconscious due to blood loss, he later awakens in a hospital. There, he reflects upon the past seven years of his life.

He recalls his career as an attorney specializing in frivolous lawsuits. After winning a big case, he went out on the town and fled an accident which killed a young mother. Feeling conviction, Travelle set out to make amends. He felled gigantic trees as a lumberjack, and was a commercial fisherman. He worked the streets as a police officer. As an ironworker, he walked the red steel at dizzying heights. Deep in the bowels of the earth, he mined coal. As a rodeo bullfighter, he engaged a man-killing, wild bull. Whenever honored as a hero, he moved on.

Detectives suspect his involvement in the unsolved homicide, and are hot on his trail. Travelle finally meets a pastor who shares the Gospel message with him.

This high-octane adventure story follows the life of a spiritually tormented man on the road to redemption.

About the Author

Robert P. Como is a retired police officer. He holds a B.S. in Behavioral Sciences, an M.P.A. in Public Administration, and an M.A. in Christian Counseling, with honors. He has done prison-ministry and worked professionally, counseling hundreds of people with life-controlling issues. He lives in Florida with his wife, Doreen.