The Other John Adams - Read, Dorothy Pullan
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John Adams sailed away from England and the war to come, searching for a better life in Canada. However, all he found was the bottom of an empty bottle. Ashamed, he kept his past a secret, even from his wife and children. While on his deathbed, his daughter Finlay finds letters that reveal clues to his mysterious past and a family she has never met. She sails to England to search for them, but would they even want to meet her? This book is inspired by true events and shines a vulnerable light on generational pain passed down between father and daughter. They are estranged. And while he lies on…mehr

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John Adams sailed away from England and the war to come, searching for a better life in Canada. However, all he found was the bottom of an empty bottle. Ashamed, he kept his past a secret, even from his wife and children. While on his deathbed, his daughter Finlay finds letters that reveal clues to his mysterious past and a family she has never met. She sails to England to search for them, but would they even want to meet her? This book is inspired by true events and shines a vulnerable light on generational pain passed down between father and daughter. They are estranged. And while he lies on his deathbed, she discovers he led a completely different life than the one she knew. His shadowy past unravels with each letter she reads. Was her entire world a lie? After he takes his last breath, she decides to find out. She accepts that some questions may never be answered, but knows deep in her heart that being brave enough to ask them at all is worth it.
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DOROTHY PULLAN READ was born in Brighton, Ontario, Canada, and spent most of her childhood at Presquile Provincial Park, exploring nature and her empty heart. Her father came to Canada from England in 1928. He was always a quiet man, a loner. He never spoke of his childhood or his family. His life was a mystery to her until she found letters he wrote to her mother during their courtship. Those letters were the inspiration to write his story. She believes we all have a story to tell and hopes that by sharing a little of hers, she will inspire others to do the same. This is her attempt at imagining what his life was like. She currently lives in St Catharines, Ontario, Canada.dorothypullanread@outlook.co