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When a father discovers his son’s struggle with addiction, he is driven to find him, confronting the difficult questions that arise from his own role as a parent and his experience with substance use – all set within a narrative that explores family dysfunction and psychological conflict.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Psychological Fiction/Psychological Drama
Authors: Lindsay Hunter
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