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Paradise Bay
by James Michael Pratt | Women's Fiction
Registered by Lizabeth86 of Middletown, Connecticut USA on Sunday, July 30, 2006
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Journal Entry 1 by Lizabeth86 from Middletown, Connecticut USA on Sunday, July 30, 2006

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From Booklist
Pratt has a knack for bringing to life stories about love and war, and both are entwined here. Jack Santos always wished he knew his father, but now that Jack knows he is alive, he can't communicate with him. Levi Harper, a "piano man" like his son, suffered a head wound while serving in Vietnam and fell into a coma. Thirty years later he regains consciousness and is amazed to be an old man instead of a young soldier on his last mission before marrying his childhood sweetheart, Jenna, who is not Jack's mother, but Levi only has four years before he goes under again. Fortunately, he leaves Jack the journals he wrote while coping with his traumatic awakening. Soon Jack is immersed in his father's life, beginning with his childhood and moving through his reluctant but heroic service during the Vietnam War, his love for music, and his love for Jenna, a passion that kept him from marrying Jack's mother. Ultimately, Jack learns as much about himself as about his father.

Reserved for Momrisner as part of a trade. 


Journal Entry 2 by wingmrisnerwing from Gibson City, Illinois USA on Tuesday, September 05, 2006

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Received in a trade. Can't wait to read it 




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