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Ithaca

The Long Road Home

Stephen Pearsall
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Pages
266
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Trafford Publishing

About

Ithaca is Stephen Pearsalls third novel in the Norquist trilogy and portrays with insight and sensitivity Kyle Norquists journey from childhood to his election as a US Senator. It is the story of war and adventure, intense relationships and perfect love, greed, malice and murder. The beginning of handgun proliferation in the United States and the worlds appetite for weapons becomes a center-focus for two Senators who met on the Stanford University campus. One became the principal proponent of handgun regulation, and the other exposed a conspiracy to illegally ship weapons to nefarious foreign clients.

The story argues that we can never entirely fathom another persons deepest thoughts, not our familys nor our friends and that a father and sons relationship may be the most challenging.

The conclusion gathers characters from the three novels and examines their philosophies and reveals their surprising judgements on their own life and that of their family.

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