Seer in the Way is a true story of a young boy growing up in the Continental United States. His exploits seem average at first. Gradually events unfold, directing his path in an entirely unexpected direction. The narrative illustrates life's learning of fate and the contention between freedom, control, and conformity. This process of learning requires the main character to accept inward transformation playing out over an entire lifetime. The Seer must adjust to the notion that he is slowly developing rare abilities. Unfortunately, these abilities cause him to be a societal outcast whenever revealed. The author must learn to live two lives, one in the open and the other hidden cloaked in plain sight. Throughout the process, the book morphs into several writing styles reflecting the stages of the author's life. Thus, the book is unique not just by the story it tells, but for the altered narrative styles in which it is delivered. There are moments of suspense, followed by times of tears; sometimes it will bring sudden gasps, and sometimes spurs jealousy and even anger. However, intertwined within the pages are messages of love, forgiveness, and commitment which are embedded into the author's character. The closer to his destiny the author comes, the more certain people begin to doubt his mission. In the end, Seer in the Way is a must read that may have you questioning what is real and what is hyperbole.