Ezekiel Black - B D Anderson - Boeken - Bowker Indentifier Services - 9781734617818 - 5 april 2020
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Ezekiel Black

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Ezekiel Black, known as "Zeke" has always known that his upbringing was not the norm. His parents had asked Mama Rosa to adopt him, due to the overbearing and controlling nature of his rich and powerful grandfather, Ezekiel Willoughby. Rosa Black had been the nanny to Willoughby's son known as "Easy" since he was three months old. She loved "Easy" like he was her own son; raising him the best she knew how while her employer, Senator Ezekiel Willoughby served the Commonwealth of Virginia. "Easy" had known his father's cruel and selfish ways after his father had fired Rosa Black whom he adored. When his own son was born, he had deceived his father by hiding his son in plain sight. With his son safely adopted by Mama Rosa, there was no way that his father could snatch the boy away from Mama Rosa as he'd done with Easy. Now "Easy" is dead and "Zeke" is nineteen and just graduated high school. Having reached the age Easy specified in his will, Willoughby is notified of Zeke's existence. Easy wanted to give his father one last chance to redeem himself. Ezekiel Willoughby cannot believe that "Easy" had pulled one over on him and kept his only living relative, his grandson hidden away. Even though the boy is now an adult, Willoughby is confident that he can win him over with the riches and power he can offer him; but he will soon find out that he has met his match in his grandson, Ezekiel Black.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 5 april 2020
ISBN13 9781734617818
Uitgevers Bowker Indentifier Services
Pagina's 258
Afmetingen 152 × 229 × 15 mm   ·   381 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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