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For Fifteen Years

For Fifteen Years

Written by: Louis Ulbach
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 In For Fifteen Years, Louis Ulbach continues the gripping tale that began in The Steel Hammer. This sequel unravels the poignant story of Jean Mortier, a poor upholsterer wrongfully convicted of murder, and the heart-wrenching fallout that ensues. As Jeans destitute wife and daughter find refuge with Gaston de Monterey, a key character witness from the trial, a web of circumstances and deceit breeds distrust between the two families. Over the years, the bond between Jeans daughter and Gastons son blossoms into love, compelling them to uncover the truth behind Jean Mortiers conviction. Their quest for clarity not only seeks to validate their love but also aims to bring healing and reconciliation to their families.Copyright Culture and Heritage classics Drama & Plays World
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