Redemption: A Short Story

by Linda Johnson

Ben Hawkins blames his father for a psychologically abusive childhood and for triggering his mother’s suicide. The two men have been estranged for years. But when Ben is falsely accused of murder, he has no other option than to turn to his father, a retired homicide detective, for help.


As Ben languishes in jail, the noose growing tighter, his father desperately searches for the real killer. The evidence continues to mount against Ben until the case takes an unexpected turn.

ebook

First published July 7, 2012

Reviews

[Sara]

Blam y alwyes
blam my lost dream
blam towmorow
blam my unger of the crazy war
blam my creazy heart
blam nt to kill y
blam my childish shadow of my story
blam any photo can cline our words
blam who abuse the dark ilne
blam my hungry tears that tell everything
blam my shy cloud and my worktime
blam hard time and ugly skul that step at my road
blam that i wait to write
and nt read more
blam any hand hung the color
blam what kill innocent buterfly to have his flower alone
blam many hard time take our parnt from us
blam many rainbo that stealed from my sky
blam all and whal
blam any wind play gaily by apple tree
blam the smill of lemon flower nt to hold me
blam the olive tree nt to throw there brunch to we have peace
blam dove nt to pray more to our peace
plam winter to come soon to our wounded country
blam us to be game with other hand
blam late peace
blam little my prayer
plam nt to love y more

[Cinthia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good for a short story! I love that it tells a tale that even the damaged families still have unconditional love!