THE CHAIR REMEMBERS

By Dr. Robert LiPumaBook 2 of the Chair Trilogy

Length3h 25m

About this book

Summary

Some chairs are built to be sat in. This one was built to hold what can’t be carried alone. In a small Iowa barbershop, a single chair becomes a sanctuary for the broken, the grieving, and the quietly desperate. It holds soldiers returning from war, parents carrying impossible loss, and strangers who don’t yet have words for what they’ve lost—but know they can’t keep holding it alone. The Chair Remembers is the second book in The Chair Trilogy, a literary novel about love that endures, grief that teaches, and the moral weight of choosing when to help—and when not to. As decades pass, a father and the man he mentored confront the limits of compassion, the danger of power, and a question with no clean answer: If you can save someone… should you? This is not a story about miracles. It is a story about presence. About keeping promises. About the quiet, sacred work of holding space for another.

Book information

Genre

Historical Fiction

Length

3 hrs 25 mins

Publish date

Dec 24, 2025

Language

English

About the Author

Dr. Robert LiPuma

Dr. Robert LiPuma is a multi-genre author and co-founder of Glimpse Publishing House. His books blend heart, hope, and quiet miracles, inviting readers to see meaning in everyday life. From memoir and spiritual parables to children’s stories and magical realism, his work celebrates transformation, resilience, and love. He lives in Rochester, NY, creating stories that inspire and awaken the soul.View all Audiobooks by Dr. Robert LiPuma

1THE CHAIR REMEMBERS

15CHAPTER 13: The Days That Followed

2PROLOGUE: October 1940

16CHAPTER 14: What Borrowed Time Begins to Cost

3CHAPTER 1: The Boy Who Fixed Everything

17CHAPTER 15: The Floor That Wasn't Level

4CHAPTER 2: The Distance Between Father and Son

18CHAPTER 16: Walking at Different Speeds

5CHAPTER 3: The Magic in Broken Things

19CHAPTER 17: The Measurement That Wouldn't Hold