The Missing Puzzle Piece

by Marcus Abston, Debra Hartmann (editor)

Annabelle’s legacy continues as the Lighting-Strongman family must stand together through more unforeseen trials. Desperation arises as they search for answers about her missing young son, Joseph. In this dangerous era, the family must navigate separation and hold onto their faith and values while Annabelle revisits her past as the winds of change take hold. Unknown to her, the past is catching up to her and her family with Joseph at the center of the crisis. New friendships are made and a rebellion is born, leading to a shocking reveal. Joseph is the missing puzzle piece of Annabelle’s legacy. After all, he has his momma’s smile…

254 pages, Paperback

Published November 20, 2023

About the author

Marcus is the author of the A Dying Truth Exposed Series. He is from the south side suburbs of Chicago. He is a descendent of two Native American tribes. He is interested Native American history, especially regarding issues that have divided families. He has a love for the biological sciences especially Zoology. Some of the stories he enjoys creating focus on parts of history rarely talked about and revolve around genealogy and interracial relationships, particularly between African American and Native American communities that cause us to reflect on the choices we make especially in our teenage and young adult years. This focus is to help young adults see the bigger picture earlier in their lives. He hopes to fascinate your minds, to educate, to make you think about your family, and make you reflect on your own choices in life. God's greatest commandment is to love each other.

Reviews

[Lazia Coleman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow if you like historical fiction with suspense, family drama with deep emotion this is it. Especially for those who are fans of Native American fiction.

[Nikki Walton · Rating 5 out of 5]

As a native, this story hits hard and it pulls you in because of its realistic style with a lot of emotion. Can't wait to read more.

[Sasha Locklear · Rating 5 out of 5]

From the reveal of Judy Mays to the end which left a chill down my spine. Just wow, especially with how real it feels.