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Michael's grandfather was a great writer and published millions of novels. Yet he never did interviews, or had his picture on the back of his books. At his death Michael is given his home and he finds tucked inside his grandfather's typewriter a manuscript that his grandfather had written, and knew that Michael would find. What is left in Michael's hands will change the course of his future.
Dan Walsh has written a beautiful book that keeps you turning pages to find out what will happen next. I ...more
Dan Walsh has written a beautiful book that keeps you turning pages to find out what will happen next. I ...more
Apr 19, 2022
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An interesting and engaging novel-within-a-novel. I learned some things about WWII and German spies on American soil that I hadn't been aware of. Dan Walsh's style is simple yet moving, always emotion-packed, with characters that made me care and want to know more about them. The elements of danger and mystery kept me guessing while hoping for a happy ending for both the historical and the modern-day heroes.
My one real disappointment with this ebook edition had to do with grammatical and proofre ...more
My one real disappointment with this ebook edition had to do with grammatical and proofre ...more
