Pat Kavanaugh wanted to major in English at Nutmeg State University. His parents persuaded him to major in accounting because it would be more practical than being a writer. At NSU, he met his roommate named Sean Donnelly. Both Irish-Americans, they became friends despite Sean’s troubling secret. Pat then becomes a cashier at Delacroix’s Grocery Store. After graduation, Pat continued working at Delacroix’s, but the chances of advancement are rather slim.
Pat then began a job search. Along the way, he moved to his own apartment, attended Sunday Masses at All Saints Church, became friends with another parishioner, and met a young woman. He also invested in a business that his parents felt was unethical. In the end, Sean was always there for him.
A Roof Over Our Heads and Food on the Table
Pat Kavanaugh wanted to major in English at Nutmeg State University. His parents persuaded him to major in accounting because it would be more practical than being a writer. At NSU, he met his roommate named Sean Donnelly. Both Irish-Americans, they became friends despite Sean’s troubling secret. Pat then becomes a cashier at Delacroix’s Grocery Store. After graduation, Pat continued working at Delacroix’s, but the chances of advancement are rather slim.
Pat then began a job search. Along the way, he moved to his own apartment, attended Sunday Masses at All Saints Church, became friends with another parishioner, and met a young woman. He also invested in a business that his parents felt was unethical. In the end, Sean was always there for him.
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6 reviews for A Roof Over Our Heads and Food on the Table
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Jarell Hoops –
Wow! I am impressed!!! A thoughtful and engaging coming-of-age story, this book follows Pat Kavanaugh’s journey as he balances family expectations, friendship, faith, and personal ambition. The characters are relatable, and the themes of loyalty and self-discovery are handled with sincerity and heart. A quiet but rewarding read. I want to see more of his books published. Good job!!!
Sabrina Walker –
A heartfelt story about choices, friendship, and staying true to yourself. Pat’s journey is both realistic and inspiring, with moments that quietly resonate long after the last page.
Dmtri K –
Ted wrote a warm, honest story about friendship, tough choices, and learning to stay true to who you are. Pat’s journey feels real in the best way…quietly powerful, and it sticks with you long after you’ve finished. I like it
Joseph Anderson –
The writing is engaging, and the characters feel grounded and relatable. While the pacing is more reflective than fast-moving, the emotional depth and honesty make it a rewarding read. The themes of loyalty and self-discovery are handled with genuine care. I look forward to seeing more from this author in the future. Where in the world was this before? What a quiet gem.
Dr. Willian Smith –
As a doctor, I really appreciated how real and relatable this story felt. Pat’s struggle between doing what he loves and what his parents think is “practical” is something a lot of people face. It’s a reminder of how much pressure young adults can be under and how that can affect their mental and emotional well-being.
Sean’s secret adds an interesting layer to the story, too. It hints at the fact that everyone’s carrying something, and sometimes just having a good friend by your side can mean the world.
Pat’s journey through work, faith, friendship, and even questionable choices shows that life isn’t a straight path, and that’s okay. In the end, it’s about finding your own way and having people who stick with you through it. Definitely a thoughtful and heartfelt read.
Anita Doyle –
What an interesting read! I wonder what the author wants to do next? Is there a book signing I can attend? I would love to meet Mr. Brooks at a fair!!! I am excited!