When Did You Last See Your Father?
by
Jodi Taylor
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Science Fiction
Format
Kindle
Pages
57
Language
English
Published
Sep 5, 2019
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In a world where familial ties can be both a source of strength and conflict, a gripping narrative unfolds as Max grapples with the unexpected return of his estranged father. The sudden arrival sparks a whirlwind of emotions, memories, and unresolved issues as long-buried truths come to light. Max must confront not only his relationships with those around him but also the legacy of his father's decisions and the impact they have had on his own life.
As the story progresses, the tension mounts. The notion of identity and belonging hangs in the balance, forcing Max to question what it truly means to be a son. With his younger brother, Matthew, caught in the crossfire, the stakes rise, and choices become increasingly complicated. The exploration of love, loss, and redemption resonates throughout, turning simple interactions into profound revelations.
Through powerful storytelling, themes of reconciliation and the relentless quest for understanding echo in each chapter. Max's journey reveals that the past cannot be easily escaped, but perhaps, through facing it head-on, a path toward healing can emerge.
As the story progresses, the tension mounts. The notion of identity and belonging hangs in the balance, forcing Max to question what it truly means to be a son. With his younger brother, Matthew, caught in the crossfire, the stakes rise, and choices become increasingly complicated. The exploration of love, loss, and redemption resonates throughout, turning simple interactions into profound revelations.
Through powerful storytelling, themes of reconciliation and the relentless quest for understanding echo in each chapter. Max's journey reveals that the past cannot be easily escaped, but perhaps, through facing it head-on, a path toward healing can emerge.
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