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    Vincent
    Vincent
    Vincent
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    Vincent

    By Joshua Altman

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    Watching your family die is a terrible experience, but what if your tragedy was another person's profit? Vincent Detta has to wrestle with this problem and comes to the solution in a primal fashion. A once respected doctor has to bring himself to the level of those that profited from his wife and daughter's death and realizes that there may not be a way back from it. He'll have to go down the road of murder to fill the void that his family left, but will all this be worth it or will he accept his new fate and travel down to self-destruction for the revenge and damn the consequences.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua Altman
    Release dateApr 14, 2017
    ISBN9798201825171
    Vincent
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    Joshua Altman

    Joshua Shane Altman was born and raised in Savannah, GA. He has always had a passion for creative arts and has been refining his craft for a years. He has written a number of stories and plans to continue on in his pursuit as a writer. He lives and writes in Port Wentworth, GA and appreciates your support. If you want to keep up to date on what he’s working on or just want to talk about writing and stories, follow him on twitter @JoshAltWrites or find him on Goodreads.

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