Rick Hocker’s “Four in the Garden” Enlightened Readers at the 2023 London Book Fair

Self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet successfully displayed the Christian classic and allegory “Four in the Garden: A Spiritual Allegory About Trust” by Rick Hocker at the London Book Fair from April 18 to 20, 2023, at Olympia London, Hammersmith Rd., London W14 8UX UK.

In his latest book, “Four in the Garden,” Hocker weaves a Christian allegory that aims to give fellow believers a taste of what it’s like to walk closely with God.Through the story’s spiritual journey, readers will witness the transformative power of trust in God and gain a deeper appreciation for the beauty of a life lived in faith.

The story takes place in a spiritual fantasy world and begins with the introduction of the Creator, who forms a lone human named Cherished. Unlike the traditional creation story found in Genesis, the Creator chooses not to create a second human as a companion for Cherished.

Instead, the Creator makes an unconventional choice and decides to become Cherished’s companion, taking on the role of a second entity.

Rick Hocker’s intriguing book explores the idea that life is a vehicle for personal growth and transformation, which can be achieved through unwavering trust in God. Hocker was motivated to share his insights through this spiritual allegory after experiencing a devastating back injury that nearly took his life.

“Four in the Garden” may just be the perfect book for those seeking a meaningful read that goes beyond mere entertainment.

Experience an excellent spiritual read of “Four in the Garden: A Spiritual Allegory about Trust” by Rick Hocker, and get a copy. Available on Amazon and Barnes&Noble.

For more details, check out the author’s website at https://rickhocker.com/.

Four in the Garden: A Spiritual Allegory about Trust
Author | Rick Hocker
Published date | November 15, 2014
Publisher | Hocker Press
Genre | Christian Fiction

Author Bio
In 2004, Rick Hocker sustained a back injury that left him bed-ridden for six months, followed by a long recovery. He faced the challenges of disability, loss of income, and mounting debt. After emerging from this dark time, he discovered that profound growth had occurred.

Three years later, he had a dream that inspired him to write his award-winning book, Four in the Garden. His goal was to help people have a closer relationship with God and to share the insights he gained from the personal transformation that resulted from his injury.

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