The Amazing Story Behind the Famous Ballad from the Seventies Written by young Canadian policeman Dave Richardson, and produced by David Foster, “Wildflower” became a smash hit around the world. This is the true saga of love and courage that took place behind the song. It includes many other poems and lyrics composed by Dave over the course of his long career. "A policeman working undercover among hardened criminals and managing to look just as tough;A poet authoring classic lyrics for a world-famous love song; A counselor who uplifts the fallen only to lower them into the arms of their Saviour:"That's my brother!" —Don Richardson, author of Peace Child "'The pen was his gun–not his police holster–and he was a deadly shot.' These beautiful lyrics pouring out of him–it was almost like they came through him, not from him." —David Foster,Canadian musician and composer Softcover Trim Size: 6 x 9 Page Count: 312 About the Author: Lesley Ann Richardson is originally from Australia, where she grew up and studied English Literature and Theology. Later she moved to Israel, where she worked for several international Christian organizations, and met and married her husband, David Richardson, in Christ Church in Jerusalem’s Old City. David was a Canadian with a remarkable life story, which she has set down in the book you hold in your hands. She has also published Bible Gems from Jerusalem, an award-winning work on history and theology, and Creating Beauty from the Abyss, a biography of Holocaust survivor and artist Sam Herciger. In her writing Lesley desires to focus on “the Love that moves the sun and all the stars.”
