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The Captain's Son
- Narrated by: Giselle Lumas
- Length: 2 hrs and 49 mins
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The Captain's Son
Narrated by:
Giselle Lumas
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Publisher's Summary
Raymond Jackson, Jr., returns to Palm Hills, California, years after a misunderstanding with his father which caused a wedge between his family. His father passed away a year and a half ago, so he feels it's time to make amends.
His brother also suggests Ray makes amends with his father's girlfriend, Cass, as well. He knows it will be a challenge but believes family and friends are worth fighting for.
What Ray didn't expect was to fall for Cass, whom his father had planned to marry before he passed away. He's determined to make her his, but will she see things his way?
©2017 Giselle Lumas (P)2017 Giselle Lumas
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