Another Job

by G. George


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£15.95
Hardcover
£23.95
Softcover
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 31/10/2011

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 293
ISBN : 9781465369376
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 293
ISBN : 9781465369383

About the Book

The news reports were nonstop now, and for the rest of the world, this must have seemed like they were witnessing a made-for-television drama. One news anchor person said it like this: “In an unprecedented chain of events, tonight the Bethany family has been decimated. In three separate but tragic accidents, Jo and Eva Bethany have lost their four children in one night. After all this family has endured over the past year, you would think that they have had their run of bad luck. But it seems that this is not the case. Remember the scandal involving George, the youngest Bethany, with the allegations of homosexuality-That cost him a lucrative baseball career. Then there was the allegation of an extramarital affair by the older brother James. That too turned out to be bogus. We also all remember the blockbuster trial of the decade in which Destiny Bethany-Lorber was found guilty only to be vindicated in open court at her sentencing. For years, this reporter thought the Bethany family was truly blessed. I now believe that they are the modern-day version of the Kennedys. This family must be cursed! How else would you explain this bizarre chain of events? Mmmmm. That’s my commentary, and that’s the news for tonight. We know you have a lot of choices. . . Thank you for watching Firsthand Account News. Good night.”


About the Author

G. George is an author from Southern California. He lives in the Inland Empire with his wife and youngest daughter. He has two daughters and a granddaughter. G. lost a daughter to a tragic death several years back. Her death was a strong motivating force for writing “ANOTHER JOB.” Many, if not most of the events in this novel have actually happened to G. and his wife. He was born in Los Angeles in the mid-1950.