Apr 13, 2021
Lewis T. Bershell, a former member of the Army, has completed his most recent book "Stronger than Metal: The Love of Chris and Lewis": a riveting tale that follows Lewis and Chris, two individuals who were born and raised in different cultural environments, as they face society and life's struggles hand in hand and finding love in the middle.
Lewis writes, "This is a story about two people who met at work. They were from two different cultural backgrounds: Lewis, southern black, and Chris, northern white. The story is how they overcame every challenge together, what they have and still are accomplishing together, and how even though they are from two different worlds they are still the same."
Published by Fulton Books, Lewis T. Bershell's book captures a journey of love between two lives that strongly stood against whatever trials that come their way.
Readers who wish to experience this moving work can purchase "Stronger than Metal: The Love of Chris and Lewis" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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