Road to Journey's End

The untold true story of the Koerber Family from Emigration, through Losses and Successes, leading to The American Dream.

De: Ralph Koerber

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

I am humbled, honored, and thrilled to share with you that just now I have been advised that my first book, of seventeen books published in 3.5 years, "Road to Journey's End: The untold true story of the Koerber Family from Emigration, through Losses and Successes, leading to The American Dream. (Dreams Fulfilled Series)", has been honored with a prestigious award by being recognized by BookAuthority and placed on the list of “Best Emigration Books of All Time.”

BookAuthority collects and ranks the best books in the world, and it is a great honor to get this kind of unsolicited recognition. The book is available for purchase on Amazon by your entry of Road to Journey’s End book into Search Amazon or in your Browser Search Engine.

Road to Journey’s End has been recognized and promoted by Amazon since November 2020 publication as a Kindle Deals and Prime Reading book recommended by the program.

The book titled: “From Mud to Mansion” expands on “Road to Journey’s End” and details the chronology of the 1923-1927 amazing engineering and construction of the William. G. Koerber estate at 693 Port Drive on the upper Detroit River in Grayhaven in Detroit, Michigan as the family home of fifty years, also known as “Club 693” and later “Journey’s End.” Detroit history is shared in both books. The book titled “From Mud to Mansion” is available on Amazon, along with the other fifteen books published to date. The books are also listed on Amazon by the Series: Dreams Fulfilled, with a book description included.
Each book has its own Amazon web page and includes a book description.

My books are sold and read in fifteen countries around the world. It is amazing to me that I have become an internationally recognized writer and that I have touched thousands of lives through my books, as I share my philosophy of life and exceptional experiences.


Are you interested in history, genealogy, true stories of heritage? This is the book for you. Follow my ancestors as they cross the brutal Atlantic from France to emigrate to America. Imagine their fight for survival in order to attain their American Dream. Join with them as they settle in the town of Akron, Ohio where they started a family and livelihood. How did they quickly become entrepreneurs? Now, read on and picture the beautiful Koerber mansion sitting on one of the most-desired locations of the Grayhaven Residential Building Project. Grayhaven is known as The Venice of America. Learn how William Koerber attained his fortune to build his 10,000 square foot estate. Feel the pain of his many setbacks and betrayals. Emphathize with his family over his near-death experience of contracting hoof-and-mouth disease and oral cellulitis. Then just as all seemed right with the world and he was on its top, the bottom fell out. There was much turmoil going on in Detroit. Poor decisions were made. They impacted its residents. This situation cast a horrible dark spell over the Grayhaven properties. How could this terrible travesty of justice have happened? How could the Koerber family survive? Open the book and find out! Go with me to Journey’s End.

You may also learn Midwest History, Regional Culture, Negotiating, Decision Making, Strategizing, Leadership, Business, Business Organization, Money, Market Analysis, Strategic Thinking, Business Management, Business Growth, Value Creation, Planning, Timing, Detroit Stories, Competitive Advantage, Local Market, Customer Retention, Trust, Honesty, Integrity, Humility, Selflessness, Character Qualities, Empathy, Volunteering, Forgiveness, St. Lawrence Seaway, Lake St. Clair, Great Lakes Freighter Fleet, Canal Hockey, Skating Parties, Annual Prom Parties and Graduation Parties, Open Swimming, Sharing of Family Life, Exceptional Historical Detroit Riverfront Estate, Upper Detroit River, Belle Island, Peche Island, Canadian Border, Jefferson-Chalmers District of Detroit, Maheras Park, Gregory Marina.