StillBorn!

By Steven Clark Bradley

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Mystery & Thrillers

Language: English Not Rated (NR)

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Unknownto Wallace Findings, a one-night stand results in twins. The mother ismurdered soon after their birth to cover a hideous crime, which sendsFindings on an eighteen yearhunt for her murderer. One twin is adopted and welcomed into awonderful life of plenty and privilege. The other is rejected and leftan orphan, in a world without identity or care, facing brutal treatmentand sexual abuse. This twin seeks out Findings and his sibling and allthose who had abandoned him to carry out a plot of revenge. In the end, Findings discovers his role in a baby for sale scheme in which he and his unknown children were victims.

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Steven Clark Bradley worked a number of years in various countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa. He has been to 34 countries and has worked extensively with Kurdish refugees from Turkey, Iraq, and Syria. Steven also established a school by correspondence for African students in the African countries of The Gambia and Senegal West Africa. He is the founder of a Cultural Center for refugees in France, where he lived for six years. Speaking fluently in French and in Turkish, Steven has been in 34 countries. I recommend this Book because I am an avid reader, but I have rarely read any novel that has stirred mixed emotions in my mind like StillBorn did as I read through its realistic and well-detailed pages. The story seems like something that would have been completely impossible in a day long gone, but in the day today in which we live, such brutal actions against a child that could drive him into an aggressive adulthood seem totally plausible! I recommend this blood because it will keep you attention, make you want to take action to protection children and force you to ask yourself what you would do in just such a situation. The dialog is profound, and though the story is fast paced and thought there is a lot of going back in time, the author keeps the book tight and well connected. I hope others will read this story, though it is not bedtime reading; not because it is too frightening before sleeping. Rather, it may be difficult to put down and sleep. StillBorn! is a must read and I Steven Clark Bradley truly got this reader's attention! Jean Michael Presque