Ebook {Epub PDF} Apology by Jon Pineda

Jon Pineda's Apology is the story of a simple man with a tragic childhood who is still hoping to make a better life for himself in the United States. For someone who started life the way Shoe did, that should not be all that difficult, but all these years later he is still struggling to find his place in his new country/5(9). "Apology is a perfectly paced, deeply satisfying novel. Jon Pineda renders his characters with a compassion that refuses to lapse into sentimentality.” (Ron Rash, New York Times best-selling author of Serena and The Cove). Deeply empathetic and beautifully written, Apology offers a powerful vision of the measure of duty we have toward one another, and the extent to which abandoning the wreckage of family and the past often leads to unexpected consequences. Jon Pineda is the author of a memoir, Sleep in Me, whichPrice: $

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