You’re Not Done Yet
$1.00The Second Call, the Deeper Life, and the Courage to Begin Again
There comes a moment—quiet or sudden—when a man looks at his life and wonders: Is this all there is?
In You’re Not Done Yet, Keith Thorn speaks directly to the hearts of men navigating the second half of life. Whether you’re facing burnout, loss, spiritual drift, or just the slow ache of wondering if you still matter—this book is for you.
Through honest storytelling, reflections on faith, and heartfelt letters inspired by real conversations, Keith invites you to rediscover the sacredness of unfinished work. You’ll hear the echoes of your own questions—and find grace in the answers that come not from fixing, but from becoming. Read More
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Aimee Ann –
They say life is a journey, but it becomes a true adventure when you find someone who not only rides shotgun but cheers you on at every turn. In She’s Not Just Along For the Ride: A Journey With My Biggest Fan, Keith Thorn invites readers into a soulful, humorous, and heart-filled memoir-turned-travelogue of love, second chances, and the beauty of shared roads
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Doreen Chombu –
She’s Not Just Along for the Ride by Keith Thorn is a heartfelt memoir that tells the story of a couple seeking peace and healing in the serene embrace of nature and connection. Traveling in an RV with their pets, they journey to Port Isabel after navigating a health battle, loss, and grief together.
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Valeria Beatriz Vargas –
She’s Not Just Along for the Ride is a heartwarming and soulful journey that beautifully captures love, second chances, and the joy of shared adventures. From sun-soaked beaches to quiet moments of reflection, your memoir invites readers to experience the laughter, love, and lessons of life on the open road.
Bryn Cathedral –
I just finished She’s Not Just Along for the Ride, and I was deeply touched by the way you captured love’s power to heal through shared journeys, quiet moments, and unwavering support. Your tribute to Melody’s patience and compassion was especially moving it reminded me how love can turn even life’s hardest seasons into spaces of comfort and belonging.