| Author: | J. Gordon Monson | ISBN: | 9781393184744 |
| Publisher: | J. Gordon Monson | Publication: | July 29, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | J. Gordon Monson |
| ISBN: | 9781393184744 |
| Publisher: | J. Gordon Monson |
| Publication: | July 29, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This is a continuation of book 2 called 'The Daughter.' The special government run witness program Angela, who is almost nineteen, along with her mom and her Granny, are now on has brought them all in this strange place. And, they are moved for an undetermined amount of time. It's a place where they are separated from their home, their church and even harder, from their extended family and friends. It is almost like someone else has all the controls over where they live, what they can do and who they can see. It has left them with feelings of great loneliness, as well as, separation from all that they knew before. They are each needing a good and faithful friend to comfort, and to come to their rescue.
Can each of the three of them adjust to this forced move? Will they have to be in this new location for the long run? Can they make a life in this new area with enough changes to allow them to survive, or maybe even to flourish?" Will they be able to move on given enough time? Can they each work together to build a new life after this unplanned move? Someone in the know once said, "Time is the greatest healer." When will that much needed healing come?
This is a continuation of book 2 called 'The Daughter.' The special government run witness program Angela, who is almost nineteen, along with her mom and her Granny, are now on has brought them all in this strange place. And, they are moved for an undetermined amount of time. It's a place where they are separated from their home, their church and even harder, from their extended family and friends. It is almost like someone else has all the controls over where they live, what they can do and who they can see. It has left them with feelings of great loneliness, as well as, separation from all that they knew before. They are each needing a good and faithful friend to comfort, and to come to their rescue.
Can each of the three of them adjust to this forced move? Will they have to be in this new location for the long run? Can they make a life in this new area with enough changes to allow them to survive, or maybe even to flourish?" Will they be able to move on given enough time? Can they each work together to build a new life after this unplanned move? Someone in the know once said, "Time is the greatest healer." When will that much needed healing come?
