Paternal Sacrifice
AnthonyGJRFournier
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
AnthonyGJRFournier
Ongoing, First published Sep 05, 2021
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George Morse, after finding out that his daughter Josephine was involved in a sex crime, sets himself on a path for retribution. He is eventually charged for the murder of Irving Blankenship, a schoolmate of his daughter's, and sentenced to death. 

In this novel, George recounts the events of his life explaining the reasoning behind his actions, the truth about his daughter's story, and how it all lead to his eventual stint on death row.
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