Breath of the Orphan - Paperback
Breath of the Orphan - Paperback
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by Norman Green (Author)
Preston Bennett is a son of The Bronx, he lives with his blind grandmother in the neighborhood of Parkchester. He is gifted, everyone knows it. He is in his senior year of high school and he's earned a full scholarship to Penn State. He is destined to make it out, he is that one, that one in a thousand. But one small misstep, one lapse in judgment and the wheels come off. And it was such an easy mistake to make.
In the face of inequity, in the face of injustice, why is rage an inappropriate response? Edward Crabtree, USMC veteran, returns to The Bronx after a long absence, wearing an NYPD badge. Internal Affairs thinks that someone working out of the 45th Precinct might be taking the law into their own hands and they have tasked Crabtree with finding a murderer, even if he or she wears the uniform. But in The Bronx, everyone's a sinner, and everyone's a saint. Truth is relative, and good and bad sometimes share the same wardrobe. The only thing that is sure is that one false move might mean that your story is all over.
The Breath of the Orphan is the story of two men who, each in his own way, search for justice, meaning, and maybe even a little peace.
