Anna: A Daughters Life

Anna: A Daughters Life
ISBN-10
1611451159
ISBN-13
9781611451153
Series
Anna
Language
English
Published
2011-04-18
Publisher
Arcade Publishing
Author
William Loizeaux

Description

An exorcism of grief, an outpouring of a father's fiercely tender love and an agnostic's attempt to come to terms with what seems a senseless, devastating tragedy.

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