As you know, the best way to learn how to do something Is by immersing yourself in it. This book is a memoir of life in itself that can translate into a guide of substance for someone looking for a purpose. This Is quite a compelling story of a young man "Jacob" who is the main character on a journey to find his purpose. In life. Jacob's reflection of his preconceived ideas of life is challenged by his calling, what he is, what he was, denying his individuality, and ultimately the Implications of life are far beyond the obvious parallels of life. The book has seven chapters because, you see, the number seven represents the number of completions. The baseline of each chapter's storyline Is wholly absorbing, leaving you searching, gripping, and digging for more until you reach the end and realize the essence of life, followed by a rejoice which is both literal and figurative. Parts of this experience may have been told before, but never with such freshness, Intensity, and power. But most importantly, parts of this book are some that you may disagree with, but then again, It's all about our very own outlooks of life, isn't it? This is Amorio's first novel, but he has absolute and complete control of his story and his style. Let's read It, shall we?