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    The Prodigal Father

    By Robert Marion

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    Jack Isles watched as his son was kidnapped. He wept as he was told of his wife’s murder. For eight years, this man searched for the answers to what happened. That day eight years ago defined him, rewrote what the name Jack Isles meant.

    Unfortunately, not for the better.

    Now Jack scours the earth as a broken man. A murderer, many times over. But somewhere deep inside still lies the father he never truly got to be. That whisper within him drives him onward in his search. Pushes him forward on his quest to discover something that may yield an answer.

    His answer lies in history. In a relic mankind long dreamt about but never discovered. Buried within the depths of both history and the earth, Jack finds the key to solving his son’s disappearance.

    Or maybe – just maybe – preventing it completely.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Marion
    Release dateDec 21, 2011
    ISBN9781466099708
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