Beyond the Death of Ira Nesbitt - Rainville, Dorothy E
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Beyond the Death of Ira Nesbitt is a heart-wrenching tale of love, sacrifice, and redemption. Ira Nesbitt lives in a small town far away from any large city, working at the local mill to support himself and his family. His parents spend their evenings getting drunk at the local bar, leaving Ira to care for his younger sister, Angie. But when Ira's father starts to suspect that Angie may not be his daughter, he begins to treat her badly, leading Ira to plan her escape to another town.One fateful night, Ira's worst fears come true as his father beats Angie mercilessly. In a heroic move, Ira…mehr

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Beyond the Death of Ira Nesbitt is a heart-wrenching tale of love, sacrifice, and redemption. Ira Nesbitt lives in a small town far away from any large city, working at the local mill to support himself and his family. His parents spend their evenings getting drunk at the local bar, leaving Ira to care for his younger sister, Angie. But when Ira's father starts to suspect that Angie may not be his daughter, he begins to treat her badly, leading Ira to plan her escape to another town.One fateful night, Ira's worst fears come true as his father beats Angie mercilessly. In a heroic move, Ira lunges at his father to save his sister, sparking a chain of events that changes the course of their lives forever. As the story unfolds, we witness Ira's struggles and triumphs as he fights to protect his family and create a better future for Angie.But amidst the chaos and tragedy, there is a glimmer of hope. In a selfless act, Ira changes the beneficiary on his life insurance policy from his parents' names to Angie Nesbitt, ensuring that she will be taken care of even after his death. Beyond the Death of Ira Nesbitt is a poignant and powerful novel that will stay with readers long after they turn the last page.
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This book was written in 1973 by my wife, Dorothy E. Rainville. She unfortunately passed away on September 10, 2021, at the age of 78. The manuscript had never been sent to a publisher throughout those years. After her death, I found the manuscript, keyed it into the computer, and sent it to Austin Macauley Publishers in Spring of 2022.