A Better Place: The Search for Robert
Fiction & Literature, Drama, American, Nonfiction, Entertainment
| Author: | Kate Raffordy | ISBN: | 9781458104540 |
| Publisher: | Kate Raffordy | Publication: | June 9, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kate Raffordy |
| ISBN: | 9781458104540 |
| Publisher: | Kate Raffordy |
| Publication: | June 9, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A deadly disease has all but eliminated the world's male population and at age twelve boys are taken from their homes, never to return.
Robert Cain was one of those boys. Held captive in one facility or another for over thirty years, he learned to use his wits and his sexuality to survive. When the opportunity presented itself, he escaped and was determined not to lose his freedom, again.
Beth and Cora never gave up hope that their brother might have survived the terrible disease that they knew first hand did not affect all men. Now Beth had evidence that there was a chance their brother was still alive. Nothing will stand in the way of their search for him.
Francis was saved from this fate by his mother, who raised him as a girl and by his nanny, Sabrina, who comforted the boy confused by his unique circumstances. Now at twenty-two he was searching for Sabrina, who he discovered, wrote a book which proved to him that she would sacrifice anything for him.
In a story of determination, vengeance and consequence, three worlds were destined to collide.
A deadly disease has all but eliminated the world's male population and at age twelve boys are taken from their homes, never to return.
Robert Cain was one of those boys. Held captive in one facility or another for over thirty years, he learned to use his wits and his sexuality to survive. When the opportunity presented itself, he escaped and was determined not to lose his freedom, again.
Beth and Cora never gave up hope that their brother might have survived the terrible disease that they knew first hand did not affect all men. Now Beth had evidence that there was a chance their brother was still alive. Nothing will stand in the way of their search for him.
Francis was saved from this fate by his mother, who raised him as a girl and by his nanny, Sabrina, who comforted the boy confused by his unique circumstances. Now at twenty-two he was searching for Sabrina, who he discovered, wrote a book which proved to him that she would sacrifice anything for him.
In a story of determination, vengeance and consequence, three worlds were destined to collide.
