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    The Residential Castle
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    The Residential Castle

    By Paul Swann

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    Lincoln Pratt enjoys a Saturday morning eating breakfast with his family with no concern of losing his home to an eviction. Why would he? As he finishes eating, his father, Evan, gets a phone call from a neighbor seeking help. The rest of the day is filled with loading boxes and moving a family's belongings unexpectedly, the day before Christmas. Is there anything in the middle of despair that can give the family hope and strength? Can beauty really be found in unexpected places and joy in adversity?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwann Books
    Release dateDec 10, 2023
    ISBN9798223144786
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    The Residential Castle
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    Paul Swann

    Paul Swann is a Retired Army Reserve JAG officer and Constitutional Law instructor. He spends his time in Arkansas with his wife and two dogs.

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