5.0
Least of These
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The Tragedy of Strangers brought Him Face-to-face with His PastJournalist Scott Harrington sets out to write a documentary on the lives of three homeless men. He hopes to win a prestigious award and his father's respect. In the process, he uncovers stories of heartbreak, trauma, and rejection, causing him to revisit his own tragic past and the guilty secret that he holds. Claire Bassett has been searching for her husband who went missing a year ago. The attentions of another man cause her to question if she should continue to search or move on with her life. As Scott and Claire's stories overlap, will there be restoration or rejection?
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“Growing up, I always felt I fell short of my parents’ expectations compared to my older sister. So as I began reading this book, I appreciated Scott’s point of view. Pete, an older gentleman who provides guidance for Scott as he works to gain information for the story he wants to write, caught my attention.
Maybe because the author spent time in Greenville, SC, and Pittsburgh, PA–places I am familiar with having spent time near both through the years, I wanted to read this book.
Claire and her children’s story of a missing husband and father drew me into the story more. When the two stories intersected, I felt the author created a story that represented what life truly might be like under these circumstances. So check out this story for yourself.
I received a complimentary copy of this book, but this in no way influenced my review. All opinions are my own.”
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