A Thousand Miles from Home

A Thousand Miles from Home

Ed Londergan

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Editorial:
Indian Rock Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9780989304931
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Sometimes the longest journey is the one that leads you back home.Getting on the wrong bus changed Sam Parker’s life.He had walked away from his family twelve years earlier, trying to find his place in the world. His wanderings uncovered things he hoped to find and others he wanted to forget. Surrendering to his demons brought him to rock bottom, with nowhere to go but up. Sam is given an unexpected second chance by a woman whose compassion changes everything. An overpowering dream compels him to finish his journey. Knowing he might never see her again, it was bittersweet when he had to leave her. When he reaches his destination, the startling news awaiting him turns his life upside down and leads to a future he could never have imagined, including helping his estranged brother fulfill a promise neither of them wants to keep. Sam realizes the physical distance was the easiest part of his journey. True reconciliation demands a steep price. Rich in New England atmosphere, A Thousand Miles from Home is a gripping contemporary fiction novel about family dynamics, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and the messy reality of second chances. A vivid novel about redemption, forgiveness, family, and the extraordinary ways hope can emerge from life’s darkest moments.What begins as one man’s search for belonging becomes an emotional story about family, second chances, reconciliation, forgiveness, and the power of love.A Thousand Miles from Home is a contemporary commercial fiction for readers who enjoy emotional family dramas, stories of redemption, estranged families, complicated relationships, second chances, and journeys of self-discovery. Perfect for readers who enjoy character-driven contemporary fiction, heartfelt family drama, forgiveness, redemption, reconciliation, love, finding your way home, and uplifting stories of second chances.

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