The
Randomness of Life tells a compassionate story of heroes and their
families who deal with neurological disorders.
Carlsbad,
CA, USA - July 18, 2012 -- The Randomness of Life by Marilyn
Warda's has been released world-wide in print and eBook formats.
Warda's
breakout novel opens in Barranquitas, Venezuela, a small and
impoverished fishing village that serves as a world magnet for
studying a genetic mutation that guarantees an early onset of a
horrendous disease and premature death. With the help of an American
volunteer, 18-year-old Barranquitas resident Tula Valdesa escapes to
Chicago to participate in a leading university’s clinical trial
that may alleviate symptoms.
“The
Randomness of Life is a compassionate portrayal of life's real heroes
and their families,” author Marilyn Warda said. “My hope is that
someday soon there will be a cure to eradicate abnormal genes through
gene silencing.
“The
Randomness of Life is a lot like looking into a mirror. You can
visualize yourself in each chapter as the story presents the ultimate
of one's fears. The fact remains that despite advances in medical
research and prolonging life, everybody dies. Knowing you will age
into a neurological and motor decline that ultimately will
incapacitate is a horror far surpassing any wrinkle or gray hair.”
The
Randomness of Life, 254 pages, is available in softcover - ISBN
9781622870059, hardcover -ISBN 9781622870066 and eBook - ISBN
9781622870042 through Amazon.com, BN.com and all other on-line
retailers.
Marilyn
Warda, a Northwest Indiana native, is a medical practice manager now
working in Southwest Arizona. She has experienced the trials for
caring for those suffering from debilitating neurological disease.
Marilyn has a BA degree from Purdue University where she majored in
communications and journalism.
An
Amazon.com review posted by Vicki Christensen stated, “This is such
a compassionate story that everyone can relate to through some loved
family member or friend. I highly recommend this book and will be
waiting for Marilyn Warda's next book!”
For
more about the author visit http://www.marilynwarda.wordpress.com
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