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Andrew E. Kaufman

Auteur de The Lion, the Lamb, the Hunted

8+ oeuvres 582 utilisateurs 44 critiques 1 Favoris

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Œuvres de Andrew E. Kaufman

The Lion, the Lamb, the Hunted (2011) 239 exemplaires
Twisted (2015) 145 exemplaires
While the Savage Sleeps (1711) 109 exemplaires
What She Doesn't Know (2018) 41 exemplaires
Darkness & Shadows (2013) 38 exemplaires
Desolation Road: A Short Story (2012) 6 exemplaires
Verzerrte Welt (German Edition) (2016) 2 exemplaires
Son of the Sea (2023) 2 exemplaires

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male
Nationalité
USA
Courte biographie
Andrew E. Kaufman is an award winning journalist and author living in Southern California, along with his Labrador Retrievers, 2 horses, and a very bossy Jack Russell Terrier who thinks she owns the place. His debut novel, While the Savage Sleeps, a forensic paranormal mystery, broke out on four of Amazon's bestsellers lists, taking the #1 spot on two of them and third place on the much-coveted Movers and Shakers list. It also dominated six of their Top-Rated lists. The novel is available on Kindle, trade paperback, and other e-book formats. His newest novel, The Lion, the Lamb, the Hunted, a psychological thriller, is due out December, 2011. He also wrote a story for Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book where he chronicled his battle with the disease.
After receiving his journalism and political science degrees at San Diego State University, Andrew began his writing career as an Emmy-nominated writer/producer, working at KFMB-TV, the CBS affiliate in San Diego, then at KCAL-TV in Los Angeles. For more than ten years, he produced special series and covered many nationally known cases, including the O.J. Simpson Trial.

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Griffin McCabe and his twin sister Deena were raised by loving parents, but that was before their mother died of cancer. Her death changed everything, and 30 years later, Griffin’s life is still influenced more by the aftermath than even his fondest memory of a special celebration with his father the day he turned 6. Is it possible not to forget but to forgive?

Following the Prologue, the story is told in 5 parts: The Before, Intersect, Connect, Descend, and Disconnect. It is a gripping and page-turning story that draws the reader into Griffin’s thoughts, emotions, and actions, how he survived his father’s abuse, and how it affected every aspect of his life on the path forward. It is a novel of introspection, grief, abuse, trauma, acceptance, forgiveness, and hope. It is realism, beautifully written, and powerful.

Highly recommended.
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FerneMysteryReader | 1 autre critique | Mar 29, 2024 |
Let me start off by saying, "wow!" This was such an emotional rollercoaster ride for me. The author has developed the character's so well that anyone can identify with them. His main character Griffin is carrying around a lot of baggage. We see Griffin and his father together at a fair. They are celebrating his birthday, while his mom and twin sister are out celebrating hers. We are shown a loving father who loves his son, until the mother dies. This father, a lawyer by day, becomes a monster by night, spewing his anger our on his son. Fast forward many years and we see grown up Griffin. He works out and runs to excess when he is stressed, which seems to be all the time. The woman he loves tries to help but has her own baggage. All of his actions are pushing her away. Then the unthinkable happens. Griffin is in an accident and the person who hit him is his estranged father. Old feelings return and threaten to destroy him. Griffin learns his father has Alzheimer's. You will just have to read the book to find out what happens. The turmoil in his life is one so many go through. Whether you have been through anything like this or not it puts fresh eyes on relationships and I would recommend it to everyone.… (plus d'informations)
 
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skstiles612 | 1 autre critique | Nov 26, 2023 |
This paranormal thriller wasn't a book for me. I started off enjoying it but It was a bit too corny for me and felt quite repetitive. I also found it to be a bit too gruesome (I know it's a horror but this was too much for me).
 
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gianouts | 7 autres critiques | Jul 5, 2023 |
Wow! Pretty crazy ride. This is my first book by this author and I definitely will be reading more. I know he’s had a tough time lately and this probably wasn’t the best book to read as a first time reader, but if the others are better I will not be complaining.
 
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purple_pisces22 | 2 autres critiques | Mar 14, 2021 |

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Œuvres
8
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Membres
582
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Évaluation
3.9
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44
ISBN
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