Firstborn Son

By:

Jim H. Ainsworth

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Ben Tom Lawless and his two younger brothers are left by their parents to live with an uncle. On their first night in his house, they discover their uncle, a professional thief, stealing their most valued possessions. Living life surrounded by family role models that flaunt virtually all of society's rules, including the law, has deeply affected Ben Tom, but not in a way most would predict. His family's woeful inadequacies and criminal activities have imbued him with a superior sense of right and wrong. Being the firstborn son has implanted deep within him an almost obsessive need to protect and nurture others, often to the detriment of himself and his family. When his younger brothers march lockstep into the Lawless pit, Ben Tom risks everything to pull them out.

Author Biography:

Jim H. Ainsworth is an award-winning author of seven novels, one story collection, one memoir and many newspaper, magazine and blog articles and stories. A former CPA, CFP, CLU and stockbroker, he authored four business books, qualified for the Registry of Financial Planning Practitioners, was twice named one of the most influential accountants in America, and is a Distinguished Alumnus of East Texas State University. A former team roper and owner of a western wear and tack store, Jim led a covered wagon and horseback trip across Texas.

Release date NZ

November 11th, 2014

Author

Jim H. Ainsworth

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

242

Dimensions

152x229x14

ISBN-13

9780967948393

Product ID

23749186

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