Letter From a Fictitious Person - Cohen, Leo
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Charlie Kenway and Frank Duckworth spent their first two years together in the same babysitter's crib, and then grew up, first, next door to each other and then in the same trailer in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Although not brothers in blood, it was the only connection they were missing. Then fate in the form of bad luck deprives them of their father, and not much later, of their mother, spinning their life lines in completely opposite directions. It's the 1960's and Charlie Kenway ends up anonymous on America's streets, hiding from a million dollars' worth of revenge and an accident that could…mehr

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Charlie Kenway and Frank Duckworth spent their first two years together in the same babysitter's crib, and then grew up, first, next door to each other and then in the same trailer in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Although not brothers in blood, it was the only connection they were missing. Then fate in the form of bad luck deprives them of their father, and not much later, of their mother, spinning their life lines in completely opposite directions. It's the 1960's and Charlie Kenway ends up anonymous on America's streets, hiding from a million dollars' worth of revenge and an accident that could have been murder. Frank Duckworth graduates from college, marries and is embarked on a promising career in the newly developing field of Criminal Justice. Suddenly, bad luck strikes again and Frank desperately needs to find Charlie. But Charlie is a needle in a national haystack and time is running out for both of them. Problem one for Frank is finding Charlie. Problem two, if Charlie can be found, how to hide him in plain sight.
Autorenporträt
Leo Cohen has a fairly lengthy history in the early computer industry and published on program generators and database.Not the stuff of bedtime reading. And now, he writes; fifty or more political screeds published in local Colorado newspapers, a few short stories, some poems and six novels to date.