The Long Way Home
by Phillip Overton
2012
ISBN/ASIN: 1425111637
Number of pages: 324
Description:
A broken marriage sends a father and son on two different paths in life, only for both to realize an Angel is working to reunite them. The Long Way Home tackles the question of why bad things sometimes happen to good people. It gives us the answer in an endearing way, reassuring the reader that better days are just around the next corner.
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