A Tick in Time

by Knapp, Bill

• ISBN13: 9781667805184
• ISBN10: 1667805185
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2021-12-09
• Publisher: BookBaby

Summary

Billie is wealthy, popular and beautiful. Joey is a gawky poor teen, with personal and family issues resulting in low self concept and the victim of bullying. There is no way two people from such opposed backgrounds could find what they need in each other...or is there? This tale of love, loss, death and karma will take you through several boxes of tissues as you follow their journey. Will they make it? Will they beat all the odds? Even though very few young teenagers ever become life partners, maybe it could be possible.
It is all of life's experiences that make us who we are. All things good or bad form us and our relationships can create enemies or unbreakable bonds. As you age you will look back at the parts of your life and understand that. The older you get the shorter your life seems and all those formative events will be just a tick in time when you look back. This is an impassioned, extremely moving story about many of the things you have experienced in your own life or will eventually.

Author Biography

Bill Knapp's second novel is a continuation of the captivating and emotional story of the love between his two young characters, Billie and Joey. It is a sequel to his first novel "Remember Who You Are" but is equally as enthralling as a stand-alone novel.

When he's not writing, Knapp is heavily involved with music and visual art. He has been a drummer, guitar player, and singer for over 50 years, having played alongside many well-known musicians and in a group called The Maple Sugar Music Company. He has made several recordings, including one at Hilltop Studios in Nashville, and has appeared in the Opry North shows all across Ontario.

Today, Knapp performs with backup tracks as he drums and sings along. He also does commissioned artwork in most media including digital. He has a weekly one-hour live show on Facebook on Saturdays at 7:00 pm ET.

Knapp lives in Watford, Ontario with his wife Cathy and their Bernedoodle, Louise. The family's Bernese Mountain Dog, Harriet has passed on, but her spirit lives on in his writing.