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    The New Elvis

    By Wyborn Senna

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    On the night of August 19, 1974, Elvis decides that he’d like to leave a little something of himself behind when it’s his time to go. He visits a fertility doctor, and soon, his son is born.

    Years later, the baby has inevitably matured into a young man, who now grapples with the secrecy surrounding his paternity. Elvis has long left the building, and it may take a certain special friend to help his son discover the truth behind his extraordinary lineage.

    Fraught with tension, poignancy and raw emotion, The New Elvis examines the lives of two disparate friends—one born into a life of privilege, and the other despair—and ultimately unites them through truth, healing, and love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFull Fathom Five Digital
    Release dateMar 11, 2015
    ISBN9781633700376
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