Hazardous Travels is the story of how God formed a young heart through family, fear, mercy, and the wide world, drawing from childhood memories, whispered prayers, lessons learned through Scouting, and encounters across distant countries to explore where grace takes root. It reflects on the people who shaped you, the losses that softened you, the moments that nearly broke you, and the unexpected glimpses of God along the way, rising from a Catholic heart while speaking to anyone who has ever wondered whether God sees, hears, or walks with them through uncertainty.

More than a personal narrative, it also serves as a tool for spiritual and human formation, offering natural entry points for reflection and discussion about fear, courage, faith, identity, family, vocation, and God’s quiet presence in ordinary life. Suited for parish groups, schools, ministries, retreats, and families, the book invites readers not only to follow your story but to examine their own with honesty and gratitude, helping them notice grace in daily rhythms and walk forward with renewed purpose and trust.