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The DAD Protocol
Two fathers experience separate tragedies, but their destinies are connected by the miracle of DNA. Follow their individual quests, one for good, the other revenge. Rape, murder, religion, politics, intrigue...The DAD Protocol is a page-turner with a twist.The plot of this book incorporates organ and tissue donation. As a result, 50% of the proceeds will be donated to associated charities.
304 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 12, 2013
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June 22, 2018
Excellent
I enjoyed this book, well written action from beginning to end. Well developed storyline, with intriguing characters.. I look forward to reading more from this author
I enjoyed this book, well written action from beginning to end. Well developed storyline, with intriguing characters.. I look forward to reading more from this author
April 12, 2018
Thought Provoking Page Turner
Well researched and incredibly fast paced, The DAD Protocol packs fascinating journeys by three very different couples and two somewhat similar solitary characters into a web of politics and arguments ranging from economic to social to religious. It is refreshing, for a change, to read an author expound on both sides of multiple issues only to realize at the end that he stands in the lonely middle...with many of the rest of us. I enjoyed it immensely and can see it, with luck, becoming a riveting mini-series. Netflix anyone?
Well researched and incredibly fast paced, The DAD Protocol packs fascinating journeys by three very different couples and two somewhat similar solitary characters into a web of politics and arguments ranging from economic to social to religious. It is refreshing, for a change, to read an author expound on both sides of multiple issues only to realize at the end that he stands in the lonely middle...with many of the rest of us. I enjoyed it immensely and can see it, with luck, becoming a riveting mini-series. Netflix anyone?
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