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Relative Truth
Eva Guardia believes that she killed her six-year-old son on November 2, 1999. Eighteen years later, her attorney, Benjamin Truitt, is not so sure, and he soon finds himself following a trail that leads him into Eva’s past and back through prophecies and madness, secrets and psychedelic drugs, uncovering old truths and creating new lies along the way... What begins as a simple case unravels before Ben’s eyes, and soon he must look for an answer to a question that most believe has already been answered. Who killed Eva’s son?
64 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 7, 2018
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September 12, 2023
EXCELLENT MUST-READ! WELL WRITTEN-COULDN’T PUT IT DOWN!!
Dan’s command of words pulls you in and doesn’t let go. His descriptive fast-moving narrative makes you feel that you are there. I started Relative Truth on a mountain vacation, and finishing it on the plane ride home made it literally fly by! Talented author. Will be watching for his next release!!
Dan’s command of words pulls you in and doesn’t let go. His descriptive fast-moving narrative makes you feel that you are there. I started Relative Truth on a mountain vacation, and finishing it on the plane ride home made it literally fly by! Talented author. Will be watching for his next release!!
December 27, 2018
5 stars for Relative Truth!
Great story .Great read. I feel like I know these characters and that some of them could have been my own family. I really look forward to reading the next book from Dan Griffin.
Great story .Great read. I feel like I know these characters and that some of them could have been my own family. I really look forward to reading the next book from Dan Griffin.
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