Brandt Schubbe writes a compelling story of a man who questions God

Brandt Schubbe’s “God, the Welder” is a very impressive story of a man who lost his father and his loss made him question God’s very existence. When he a met a girl where he used to perform part-time work while in college, he realized that God was up to something for him.
 
In the first part of the book, the protagonist met a man with his face covered with tattooed map. That man inflicted pain on the protagonist by soldering his tongue. The protagonist passed out during the process and woke up in his apartment, feeling the pain in his tongue. He got up and saw a notebook on his desk, which had a picture of his as a child. Then, he wrote on his notebook the memories he had when he was young.
 
In one of his memories, he found his girlfriend Caroline at his part-time work. They went out to a party one night and Caroline talked about her love of Jesus. The protagonist was stupefied at her devotion to Jesus and told her he hated God for losing his father, questioned the purpose of pain and felt so lost in his life. Caroline was quick to assure the protagonist that God did not take away his father and that his father’s death paved a way for him to become great.
 
This greatness is about to take off, and more will come for the protagonist. There will be ups and downs along the way and the readers will be engaged for more touching plots.
 
Catch Brandt Schubbe and more of this story during the Miami Book Fair on November 17-24, 2019 at the Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus, Downtown Miami, FL.
 
Readers can access Brandt Schubbe’s website at https://brandtscollection.com while his book “God, the Welder” is available on Amazon.
 

God, the Welder: Hopeless Legend
Author | Brandt R. Schubbe
Publisher | Self Published
Published date | December 23, 2017
Genre | Fiction, Inspirational
ISBN-10 | 1981859276
Paperback Price | $16.00
 
 
About the Author
Brandt Schubbe was born in Abilene, Texas but was raised in Mankato, Minnesota. He started writing in 2010 and learned about marketing where he created a brand for himself on the internet. When he was in college, he worked for his school’s newspaper and wrote, produced and directed a play for The Minnesota Fringe Festival. He also contributed to the literary magazine, Haute Dish, and published five books. One of his books, “The Four Deadly Horesemen,” made it to the finalist award in the inspirational poetry category.
 

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