To The Daughter I Never Knew

To The Daughter I Never Knew

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A sequel to Dear Dad. WARNING: Although you probably could read this book without reading dear dad, this book will make a lot more sense if you read that book first. ------- It all started about 9 or 10 years ago, when Jay left his wife and daughter. And while Astral was falling apart, Jay was dealing with his own struggles. And now, after Astral committed suicide, what will Jay do? How can he live on knowing that although he wouldn't have been happy, he could've saved his daughter's life if he would've stayed? Astral wrote letters to the father she could barely remember, but not only did he read them, he responded, although he never sent them. So, to the daughter he never knew, what does he have to say? Find out in The Daughter I Never Knew
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