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Paradise bay
Jack Santos' life is turned upside down after he learns the father he thought was dead is still alive, and he sets out to discover everything he can about his father's past and his own heritage.
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- "Jack Santos' life is turned upside down after he learns the father he thought was dead is still alive, and he sets out to discover everything he can about his father's past and his own heritage."@en
- "The New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author James Michael Pratt brings you to a small, coastal Californian town and delivers a poignant and unforgettable novel woven between the Vietnam War and the present day ... Jack Santos never had a father-or so he believed. All his life, he was told his father was killed in the Vietnam War. Jack was raised by his mother alone, and all his life he was searching for something he couldn't name. A twist of fate changes everything he thought he knew, however. He discovers his father isn't dead after all and that for the past decades he has been suspended between life and death; between dreaming and waking. Jack is hungry for everything he can find out about this father, Levi Harper. And the only link he has to the past is through Levi's journals. It is through these journals that Jack discovers who his father really is: from a small boy in Paradise Bay, California, to an eager young man going off to Vietnam, to a young husband who desperately wants a future for his wife, Levi Harper reveals his loves, dreams, hopes ... and secrets. Can Jack discover the truth about his own life' And can he find the love that will always bring him back to Paradise Bay' For anyone who came of age in the 1950s, 60s, or 70s, Paradise Bay is a story that will show you the true meaning of love, and will take you home again."@en
- "For all of Jack Santos' life, he was told that his father was killed in the Vietnam War. Then a twist of fate changes everything he thought he knew, and he discovers that his father isn't dead after all. Now Jack is hungry for everything he can find out about this father, Levi Harper. And the only link he has to the past is through Levi's journals. It is through these journals that Jack discovers who his father really is: his loves, dreams, hopes ... and secrets. Can Jack discover the truth about his own life? And can he find the love that will always bring him back to Paradise Bay?--From publisher description."
- "Jack Santos grew up thinking his father died in the Vietnam War. But after 30 years, he's stunned to learn that his dad is still alive and that he's the famous musician Levi Harper."@en
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