Reunion is the sequel to Mr. Paul John Hausleben's famous novel The Night Always Comes.

The Night Always Comes leaves the reader breathless and wondering as to what happens next to our two favorite characters. Reunion is where the story continues. As is consistent with the author's work, it is still full of spoofs, humor, unusual characters, and heartwarming, as well as hilarious situations, but underneath it all, the power of the emotions shines through the words. We see the world of Harry and Paul through the eyes and the mind and the words of the character of Paul John Henson, as the first-person narrator and his memories of the events form the basis of the journey. Many of your favorite characters have returned once more, as Harry and Paul continue through life together as only friends and families can! Together, Harry and Paul charge off together into life's battles with their battle flags unfurled. Along the way, they face more challenges and learn that above all; hope, faith, friendship, love, and staying positive despite the odds, are all the tools you need to succeed in life.

This novel is really about what it means to regain your spirit, to renew lost faith and your purpose, and that at one time in all of our lives; we all require renewal and reunion. No author presents the emotions of life, the power of love, and the vicissitudes of daily life as does Paul John Hausleben and Reunion shines with those attributes. Here is a hint without spoilers. If a reader enjoys happy conclusions, then Reunion will leave a reader happy, smiling, and ready to enjoy the next Adventure of Harry and Paul.
About the Author: It is difficult to classify the work of Paul John Hausleben. One critic's words might be the best description so far, when he wrote, "Mr. Hausleben is a myriad of storytelling adventures. When Mr. Hausleben writes humor, he is today's Jean Shepherd. When he dabbles in emotions, drama, fantasy or the other genres that he ventures into, then he is impossible to classify. His now, seemingly endless cast of characters has become almost 'Dickens-like.' He is indeed; a master storyteller and that might be the best description of all." If you are lucky enough to meet Paul John Hausleben in person and have a chance to sit and speak with him, then we can guarantee that it will be a magical experience. If your luck is exceptional and you are able to lure him into a story or two, then it will be forever memorable. As many people have said, you will not meet a better storyteller. Paul himself will tell you that he is not an author, he will insist in saying that he is just a storyteller. His mission is to continue to write and tell stories to warm your heart, make you laugh, and sometimes make you cry - just a little. Most of all, he deals in memories, and helping you to also remember the good times of your own life, and the special people who touched you along the way. Paul was born and raised in Paterson, and then nearby Haledon, New Jersey, and began writing at an early age. He revisited a writing career later in his life, and he now is the author of a number of novels, compilations, short stories and other works. Most of his work, touches upon nostalgic remembrances of simpler times, and tells the stories of heartfelt, humorous, and special human relationships. Other than writing, among many careers both paid and unpaid, he is a former semi-professional hockey goaltender, a music fan and music reviewer, an avid sports fan, photographer and amateur radio operator. He now resides in Somewhere, U.S.A., but his heart always remains along Belmont Avenue in good old Paterson, and Haledon, New Jersey.