Most people believed Isaac had a death wish…
Living with the guilt and memories of not being able to save the lives of his wife and unborn child had made his life unbearable.
Having his family taken from him was supposed to be his warning…instead, it was the beginning of his mission to wipe out every injustice possible. Taking on a dangerous career, living on the edge, was the only way he could live with himself.
Was he destined to be guilt-ridden, bitter, and lonely? How long would God allow him to live in such misery?
This kind of life left no room for a wife. The dream of a family was beyond his reach… or was it?
Genre: Inspirational
Living with the guilt and memories of not being able to save the lives of his wife and unborn child had made his life unbearable.
Having his family taken from him was supposed to be his warning…instead, it was the beginning of his mission to wipe out every injustice possible. Taking on a dangerous career, living on the edge, was the only way he could live with himself.
Was he destined to be guilt-ridden, bitter, and lonely? How long would God allow him to live in such misery?
This kind of life left no room for a wife. The dream of a family was beyond his reach… or was it?
Genre: Inspirational
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