The Last Howlelujah: Tails from the Trail

ISBN-10: 1735771600
ISBN-13: 9781735771601
Pages: 326
Language: English
Published: 2020-10-04
Author: William Miller

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A CELEBRATION OF ALL THINGS CANINE AND DIVINE! No one loves dogs or writes about them quite like William B. Miller. While living on the island of Kauai, he adopted a special mutt who had been abandoned and was found wandering by the side of the road. Combining his Texas roots and new Hawaiian home, he named his new buddy Nawiliwili "Wili" Nelson. By the time they moved to Louisiana, William and Wili had become best friends and made some extraordinary memories together. When his faithful one-in-a-million canine companion was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given only three months to live, Miller's whole world fell apart. But eight months later, on a paw and a prayer, the dynamic duo embarked on The Last Howlelujah Tour, a 5,000 mile epic journey from New Orleans to Las Vegas, sharing Wili's story that God (and Dog) is Love, and that our relationships - human, canine, and divine - matter above all else. Blazing his barketlist on borrowed time, Wili, the unlikely canine hero, inspired thousands of Americans to come together to make a pawsitive difference in their communities. Funny, profound and heartwarming, The Last Howlelujah offers "Tails from the Trail" from their unique adventure - a caninical collection of inspirational stories that will delight and refresh your soul. Saint Wili of Woofster, a dog given up for dead, offers a powerful witness that, by God's grace, it's never too late for a miracle.

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