Two fathers have four days to develop a plan that they must execute in twenty days--or one of their sons will be lost forever, and one of their sons will die. But it takes more than love to carry out this daring rescue. It takes more than money or the international connections these men have. It takes something else altogether. And the startling end will amaze you. The author, Dr. Dennis Dunham, has also spoken and written extensively on the broken father/son relationship. But it goes even deeper than that. How does a father, who has never had a father as a role model, become a father to his son or daughter? The answer is not easy, but Dunham has drawn from his own experiences and the experiences of others to provide what he believes is the one and only possible solution. Review by Da King This book is a page turner from the very first page to the last. ....It " is one of those rare novels that grab you to the seat and never let you go until the very end. From the first sentence, Dunham's simple, straightforward prose moves the story swiftly making it almost impossible for me to put down. The story is exceptional, full of suspense and very much interesting. I loved the characters. The plot was well thought out, tastefully written with a believable and interesting storyline. This 286 pages' book is a fast read, it narrates the closely intertwined stories of the life of five men namely Jason Young-Soo O'Leary, Richard O'Leary, Charles Dickens, Rod Chambers, and Brent Jackson, their biennial meeting and their many dark secrets. You need to grab a copy of this book to find out the unexpected happenings and how these men stand together to face their many life challenges. Will they be able to discover the true meaning of fatherhood and eventually find their destiny? The characters used and the descriptions were excellent. The writer displayed a brilliant illustration that you can imagine in your mind, at some point I thought to myself,
About the Author: Dennis P. Dunham, Ph.D. Executive Director of Global Affairs Honorary Consul of Korea for the State of Oklahoma. Dr. Dunham has headed up the Global Affairs Office at the University of Central Oklahoma for over 11 years and was Vice President of International Affairs at Oklahoma City University for 16 years. He was recently named the Honorary Consul Of Korea for the State of Oklahoma. He established the only recognized American University Office in Seoul (Chongno), Korea in 2013. Was a member of Peace Corps Korea for two years and lived there for five. As a member of the National Association of Foreign Student Advisors, received their Outstanding Service Award. He has to his credit "The Malaysian American Society Leadership Award" and "The Leadership Award" by Management Development Institute of Singapore. Received "The Distinguished Leadership Award" from Oklahoma City University Malaysian Alumni Association. Published three bestselling books through YBM Publishing, Seoul, Korea, "You Know What #1" (1987); "You Know What #2" (1988); "To Teach a Fish to Swim" (1987). Founded the Journal of Transformative Learning in 2012. Education: Phd. Educational Psychology, University of Oklahoma, Masters TESOL, Oklahoma City University, BS Journalism, Oklahoma State University,