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Martin and Jenny Johnson chose to do something different with their
vacation and went with a team to an orphanage in Southern Ukraine.
Once there, the childless couple fell in love with a little girl,
Oksana, and made steps to adopt her. But they soon met with mysterious
resistance to the adoption and the child went missing for the rest of
their time working at the orphanage. Martin made plans to stay behind
a few days longer to learn more about Oksana’s situation. Then days
turned to weeks, and then months. With the help of his taxi driver,
Dima, and Dima’s friend Sasha (mafia) he learned more than he
expected. Jenny worked from America to expedite paperwork in the hopes
that Martin would be able to bring Oksana home. Neither could have
imagined the strange people and twists and turns that would soon
arise. Martin would come to find the depths of a father’s love he had
never known himself hidden within him.
vacation and went with a team to an orphanage in Southern Ukraine.
Once there, the childless couple fell in love with a little girl,
Oksana, and made steps to adopt her. But they soon met with mysterious
resistance to the adoption and the child went missing for the rest of
their time working at the orphanage. Martin made plans to stay behind
a few days longer to learn more about Oksana’s situation. Then days
turned to weeks, and then months. With the help of his taxi driver,
Dima, and Dima’s friend Sasha (mafia) he learned more than he
expected. Jenny worked from America to expedite paperwork in the hopes
that Martin would be able to bring Oksana home. Neither could have
imagined the strange people and twists and turns that would soon
arise. Martin would come to find the depths of a father’s love he had
never known himself hidden within him.
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Published May 11, 2013
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Mark Graham
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November 14, 2022
While the subject matter, once you get rather far into the book is good and continues to get better every chapter, the first third of a mess. The construction is clumsy and boring. Only the fact I had committed myself to the review kept me going long enough to even get to the good parts.
I recommend this for it's sorry, but sadly not for its style.
I recommend this for it's sorry, but sadly not for its style.
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