It was a Thursday. The day one eighteen-year-old gunman would change the lives of an entire town. Principal Mark Kurtz loved his school. He worked hard to give his students every advantage in life, but he could have never predicted that on a warm day in May, a distraught senior would commit an unim
It Was a Thursday
β Scribed by Lynne, Carol
- Book ID
- 109142097
- Publisher
- Pride Publishing
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 128 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781784308919
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β¦ Synopsis
It was a Thursday. The day one eighteen-year-old gunman would change the lives of an entire town.
Principal Mark Kurtz loved his school. He worked hard to give his students every advantage in life, but he could have never predicted that on a warm day in May, a distraught senior would commit an unimaginable act of vengeance on his classmates.
In the aftermath of the shooting that left both students and faculty members dead, Mark must deal with his own guilt while trying to help those around him feel safe once again.
MarkοΏ½s problems are compounded when an old flame, Lane Warner, arrives in town to help treat the trauma victims. How can he possibly deal with his own guilt, be there for his seventeen-year-old son and confront the part of himself heοΏ½s always denied while trying to heal a broken community?
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