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    Twin Memoirs Volume 7
    Twin Memoirs Volume 7
    Twin Memoirs Volume 7
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    Twin Memoirs Volume 7

    By Robert W. Parsons

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    How did you like them apples? A big cliffhanger. In fact, two.

    It seems that history repeats itself within family lineages. Look back at the DeMolay and Treborn families. Both families were from France fleeing to Italy to escape death and changing names, like DeMolay to DeMarco. Compare the future happenings in Paris along the Boulevard in 1921 as opposed to the battlefield outside of town in 1307. And Paul DeMarco returned from Italy to Paris after some reconstruction in Italy after a war.

    Look for more stories from my Grandfather Matlin and my Grand Uncle Michael in volume eight of their series, Twin Memoirs. They will revisit the Watchers and we will later find out how much of the series was written before certain events even happened in the final book Resolution.

    And of course, like the tease in chapters 131 and 132, there is always more to the story. Grandfather told me when he started writing his memoirs, he never imagined what was to come. He often questioned God as to why his story would matter. If you have read the poem I wrote when I was fifteen, you'd realize everything matters for one simple reason, God is love.

    How could my grandfather write about my little Michaela, our daughter that Charlie and I adopted? And that French foreign exchange student, Caleb Treborn, had unprotected sex with my baby girl. The resulting birth was a baby by the name of Tristen Treborn.

    Are you getting the picture? If not, read Flight of the Revelation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateNov 29, 2022
    ISBN9781662482748
    Twin Memoirs Volume 7

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