The Long Way Home - Sand, Justin
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When James decides to go after his sister who had mysteriously disappeared from a good foster home, he enters a world that he could only grasp through the movies he had seen. The long way home is a book about one young man's journey through the depths of Canadian Organized Crime. James moves from a small city on Vancouver Island to Hamilton, Ontario into the home of one of the most notorious gangsters in Canadian History. The story follows James as he comes to know and change into the surroundings he has discovered. A metamorphosis takes place and James is transformed into all things he has…mehr

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When James decides to go after his sister who had mysteriously disappeared from a good foster home, he enters a world that he could only grasp through the movies he had seen. The long way home is a book about one young man's journey through the depths of Canadian Organized Crime. James moves from a small city on Vancouver Island to Hamilton, Ontario into the home of one of the most notorious gangsters in Canadian History. The story follows James as he comes to know and change into the surroundings he has discovered. A metamorphosis takes place and James is transformed into all things he has always hated to survive. The long way home is a story about loyalty and family. How far are you willing to go for the ones you love? How far would they be willing to go for you?
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Justin Sand is both an author and a specialized youth worker in the mental health and addictions field. He lives and works in Victoria, B.C. and holds degrees in Philosophy and Sociology from the University of Victoria. In addition to The Opiate Murders, the first book in this series, he has also published The Enhancer and The Long Way Home. Justin explains he wrote this story to "tell the other story that went on during the pandemic. The one that nobody saw because they were too afraid and distracted to see it."