Father

Name: Father
Price: 3.49 EUR
Author: Allan
ISBN: 9781988291178

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Allan, Allan Hudson

South Branch Scribbler
Paru le : 29/12/2022

In 1942 everything is going good for Tanner Hill. He has a good job, two healthy sons and a wife who loves him. As he makes lots of extra cash with his... > Lire la suite

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In 1942 everything is going good for Tanner Hill. He has a good job, two healthy sons and a wife who loves him. As he makes lots of extra cash with his moonshine, he can afford many luxuries his neighbours cannot. And he's not worried about conscription. However, he soon realizes good things do not last forever. One argument after church with a disgruntled man with revenge on his mind and Tanner's world is turned upside down.
Forced into making a choice, Tanner chooses to follow his brothers and enlists. He leaves for the fighting so far away as a private in the Royal Canadian Engineers. It will be three years until Tanner returns home. It won't be the same.

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Date de parution : 29/12/2022
Editeur : South Branch Scribbler
ISBN : 978-1-988291-17-8
EAN : 9781988291178
Format : ePub

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Allan Hudson was born in Saint John, New Brunswick now living in Cocagne. Growing up in South Branch he was encouraged to read from an early age by his mother who was a school teacher. He has published the Drake Alexander Adventure series. Dark Side of a Promise & Wall of War. He has a collection of short stories titled A Box of Memories. Released in February, 2021, Shattered Lives is book two in the Jo Naylor series.
Book one, Shattered Figurine was published in 2019. In 2020, he published his first historical fiction novel, The Alexanders 1911 - 1920. His short story, The Ship Breakers, received Honourable Mention in the New Brunswick Writer's Federation short story competition. Recently, his short story, The Abysss, recieved the same award. Other short stories have been published on commuterlit.com, The Golden Ratio and his blog, South Branch Scribbler.