The Prodigal's Return (Paperback)

The cold found Jake Halloran outside a Dunkin' on Elm Street, the way it always found him now: first in the fingers, then the teeth, then the place behind the eyes that meant he was getting sick. Thirty-six, homeless in Manchester for two years, with the last twenty dollars in his sock and a dealer's number in his phone. The Prodigal's Return is a faith-based recovery novel about the long walk home — the math that kept him alive, the family he stopped believing would take him back, and the Father who never stopped waiting. Told with the unflinching honesty of a man who has lived this story, it asks the question every addict has whispered: after everything I have done, is there really a road back? The answer is older than the parable. Come home.