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- Author: Al Hague
- Publisher: Gatekeeper Press
- ISBN-10: 1642371181
- ISBN-13: 9781642371185
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.9 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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A Marine's Daughter is a novel depicting the struggles of a Marine in his later years trying to deal with the issues from the past. The character Jon Milo lost his wife very early in his life and focused on raising their daughter Sara. Jon has several unanswered questions about his time in Viet Nam and his daughter now a successful attorney has been recruited by some of her Dad's fellow Marines to seek recognition for the old Sergeant they believe he deserves. The story is about the relationship between father and daughter and how they work together to find the answers they both seek not only about the past but about the future as well. The story reveals the value of the father-daughter relationship and that the strength of that relationship can be healing as well as fulfilling.
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- Author: Al Hague
- Publisher: Gatekeeper Press
- ISBN-10: 1642371181
- ISBN-13: 9781642371185
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.9 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
A Marine's Daughter is a novel depicting the struggles of a Marine in his later years trying to deal with the issues from the past. The character Jon Milo lost his wife very early in his life and focused on raising their daughter Sara. Jon has several unanswered questions about his time in Viet Nam and his daughter now a successful attorney has been recruited by some of her Dad's fellow Marines to seek recognition for the old Sergeant they believe he deserves. The story is about the relationship between father and daughter and how they work together to find the answers they both seek not only about the past but about the future as well. The story reveals the value of the father-daughter relationship and that the strength of that relationship can be healing as well as fulfilling.
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