The Man Who Died Twice
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The Man Who Died Twice
Narrated by:
Gene Engene
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Narrated by:
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Gene Engene
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By:
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Loren Robinson
About this listen
His wife, Jenny, waited five years for his hoped-for return, then married George Albright. When Ben's mother, Dale, received his phone call, telling him he was alive, Dale told him his wife had remarried.
Ben had to choose between reclaiming his family or leaving things as they were, and he could approach her without being recognized. He discovered Jenny had adjusted, and her children knew only George as their father. Which way would he choose? The answer was to affect many lives for many years to come.
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