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Daddy’s Home
- Narrated by: Freed O. Saki
- Length: 11 mins
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Daddy’s Home
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Publisher's Summary
The book Daddy’s Home, written by Nicole Thornes, masterfully tells a heartbreaking narrative of loss and tragedy. The story pays a well-deserved tribute to all the brothers and sisters who were slain in the line of duty. Nicole, who was forced to retire due to a line-of-duty accident, goes through a grieving process that is reflected in this story, from her first sentiments of loss and abandonment to her own recommitment and renewal. The narrative contains family members’ opinions and the emotional upheaval they experience after losing a loved one.
©2022 Nicole R. Thornes (P)2022 Nicole R. Thornes
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