Can Lost Friendships Ever Be Recovered?

A bond born in the battlefield takes a bad turn

Childress,Texas – WEBWIRE – Friday, October 11, 2019

Friendship and morality are the book’s recurring themes.

Although friendships are one of the last things in mind during wartime, soldiers nonetheless welcome them when they emerge

Although friendships are one of the last things in mind during wartime, soldiers nonetheless welcome them when they emerge. “The Last Orphan Maker” is the story of one put to the test.

Author Earl Griffin’s book tells the story of Levi Richards and Theo Moreman’s friendship formed in Okinawa. Levi enlisted in the Marine Corps to evade his abusive father, while Theo was a marine veteran. The first part sees the pair’s emerging friendship, up until an unfortunate incident jeopardizes it, changing Levi’s life forever. Part 2 jumps forward in time, with Levi, now an old man, being haunted by his past.

Friendship and morality are the book’s recurring themes. Its characters display complex human emotions to which readers may relate as they read on. Griffin’s story gives room for anyone and everyone to think about their relationships and how they shape their lives.

History buffs and legal fiction aficionados will find “The Last Orphan Maker” a compelling page-turner. Read and find out if Levi and Theo’s broken friendship will be mended.

The Last Orphan Maker
Written by Earl Griffin
E-book | $2.99
Paperback | $22.99
Hardcover | $34.99

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About the Author
Earl Griffin was raised on a farm beside the sandy stretch of the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River. The Texas Christian University and Texas Tech School of Law alumni resides in Childress County, Texas. His other works include “The Escadara” and “Hearts in Passing.”