Every Last One

Edward C Distel

ISBN 13: 9798237898767

Editore: Edward Distell, 2026

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In nine short, unflinching pieces, a father takes stock: the oldest son who vanished from his life and came back a stranger who calls him by his first name; the daughter he tells the truth about, twice; the son who spent thirty years believing his father was dead; the boy who was never his by blood and became his anyway; the son steady enough to hold the rest of the family together; the grandchildren who ask the questions he's still learning to answer; and, near the end, the three women who loved him along the way and the account he finally owes them. This is not a tidy redemption story. Some of these relationships never fully healed, and the book says so. What remains is rarer: a man of eighty, telling the truth about who he failed, who found him anyway, and what it cost and gave him to become, late, the father he'd always meant to be.

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• Titolo: Every Last One
• Editore: Edward Distell
• Data di pubblicazione: 2026
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 13: 9798237898767
• Rilegatura: Taschenbuch
• Condizione: Neu
• Dimensioni: 203 L x 127 A x 3 P (millimetri) 203 millimetri di larghezza per 127 millimetri di altezza per 3 millimetri di profondità
• Peso: 56 grammi

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In nine short, unflinching pieces, a father takes stock: the oldest son who vanished from his life and came back a stranger who calls him by his first name; the daughter he tells the truth about, twice; the son who spent thirty years believing his father was dead; the boy who was never his by blood and became his anyway; the son steady enough to hold the rest of the family together; the grandchildren who ask the questions he's still learning to answer; and, near the end, the three women who loved him along the way and the account he finally owes them.

This is not a tidy redemption story. Some of these relationships never fully healed, and the book says so. What remains is rarer: a man of eighty, telling the truth about who he failed, who found him anyway, and what it cost and gave him to become, late, the father he'd always meant to be.