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The Way Back

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Pub Date 28 Sep 2018 | Archive Date 2 Jan 2020


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Description

After losing his home and savings to his lying son, widower Robin Bentley has a breakdown and is consigned to a care home for the elderly. He’s deeply depressed and has lost himself. As his health improves, he feels imprisoned and decides he must escape. 

While sneaking away, his path is blocked by a scary, battle-worn bull terrier, which is being hunted by the police. Very frightened, Robin distracts its attention with food from his rucksack, and then hurriedly makes the long walk to his planned hideaway at a seaside caravan park. But the fearsome beast follows him relentlessly...
He curses his luck, but in time, realises the dog is a fellow fugitive and takes pity on it. At great sacrifice, he takes care of it and grows to love his ugly companion.

An elderly Chinese widow, living with her cat in an adjacent caravan, is very alarmed by the arrival of her scary-looking new neighbours. Many trials and misfortunes follow, and the dark side of life battles with love and companionship, to shape their future.

After losing his home and savings to his lying son, widower Robin Bentley has a breakdown and is consigned to a care home for the elderly. He’s deeply depressed and has lost himself. As his health...


A Note From the Publisher
Bill Whiting retired thirteen years ago from his position as CEO of a major UK retailer, where he spent four years developing overseas businesses in Eastern Europe and Asia. This is Bill’s second book, following Rosie (Matador, 2018). He lives in Hampshire.

Bill Whiting retired thirteen years ago from his position as CEO of a major UK retailer, where he spent four years developing overseas businesses in Eastern Europe and Asia. This is Bill’s second...


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EDITION Ebook
ISBN 9781789012484
PRICE US$5.99 (USD)
PAGES 200

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