What I Learned Under the Sun

What I Learned Under the Sun is about how you can be overwhelmed with blessings on top of blessings, but if you turn from God in your life, your marriage, anywhere, you make wrong decisions in life and disasters follow. A journey of love sanctified by the Holy Spirit can still turn to deception, adultery, evil, and wickedness beyond comprehension. But if you turn back to your faith, it can end in a true Cinderella story that could only be influenced by a higher power. This book will inspire married couples, divorcing couples, and couples with children in the family court system to really take a hard look at what is happening to our children when they become hostages of the system. But above all, this is a book for people looking for hope. Find a way to fight because when you give up, the enemy wins, and this is an enemy that is undermining the very fabric of our great nation-the family.

About the Author :
Kyle Coon is the author of several outdoor editorials. Has has been a guest on outdoor shows with Roland Martin, Babe Winkelman, and the late Billy Westmoreland, fished on the Bassmasters and FLW tournament trails, and has appeared on CNN Headline News. He has been doing national sales to chain stores and has sold over a 100 million in merchandise in multiple categories in the United States and Canada. A Christian man, his family learned what struggles loving children go through in the family courts. We're all blessed with free will except for our children when they become hostages of the family courts.

Review :
Blurb: People go through life and wonder, what if I had? What if I opened that door? What if I had gone right instead of left? What if I had more time? Where would my journey have taken me if I had made another decision?Is it a mystery or is our journey all part of God's plan that will lead you to your final destination under the sun? In What I Learned Under the Sun, the only requirement is to have faith even against seemingly insurmountable odds.So many things happened in my life where the odds of them happening were inconceivable, virtually impossibly; my journey could have come only from a Higher Power, because my life is truly unbelievable. I learned Under the Sun you have to live by faith and when the Lord opens doors for you and gives you a sign...walk through it! That door will change your life forever. What Stephanie Thought: Kyle L. Coon presents an incredibly touching and simply unbelievable memoir in What I Learned Under the Sun. In exquisite precision and detail, he describes the things he has done -- and hasn't done-- in his lifetime, and in the end, shows the reader how blessed he is to have a life under the sun that he has grown to love through thick and thin, warts and all.Beginning from his early adulthood, Coon displays the young and carefree innocence exhibited within himself. Living in sin with his then-girlfriend, Brenda, he realizes that not always are two perfectly nice people meant to be together. He then goes on explaining marriage to his beautiful wife, Marlene, and details the success and happiness he achieves then.However, that's the end of the happy-go-lucky story in Coon's life. Soon, he discovers even under God, Satan will always find its way to shine through, when it is revealed that Marlene becomes irresponsible, going to bars at night, and hooking up with other men. It's all turmoil from there, including severe bankruptcy and divorce conflicts. For three years, he describes how he was unable to see his two daughters, due to Marl Written straight from the heart, this book is down to earth, open, and honest. I laughed; I cried; I couldn't put it down. Thank you, Kyle, for an inspiring read!Yvonne, Grand Rapids, MI I won this book thru Library Thing and was so amazed by it. The book is a quick read and is about Kyle and his life. He went thru some pretty rough times along which God was there & still is for him. It was awesome reading about all the good things that the author went thru. The passages about his ex wife made my gut wrench, but Kyle delivers it with grace. I am so looking foreword to his second book and hope I will get the opportunity to read it.Laura, Conroe, TX