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    Gravesend

    By Chris Bennett

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    Pete Jarvis is looking to confront the man who tried to kill him: his father. But this family reunion will leave him with more questions than answers. Things go from bad to worse when he loses his job and his girlfriend, and he finds himself drawn into the murky side of life in north Kent. Pete has to deal with questions of his own morality and issues from his painful childhood, while unwittingly getting sucked into escalating levels of crime and violence, until it reaches its explosive dramatic conclusion.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPleasantPublishing
    Release dateMay 7, 2018
    ISBN9780995459762
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    Gravesend
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    Chris Bennett

    Chris Bennett is a pastor, storyteller, writer, and producer originally from Dallas, Texas.  He is a graduate of Baylor University, which he attended with the love of his life, his wife, Julie. He and his family made the bold decision to uproot their lives from Oklahoma and moved to Los Angeles, California, where together they run their own production company, Welcome Home Entertainment. He is passionate about being a father to his four kids, Beau, Nate, Brooks, and Joy.  Chris and Julie host a weekly podcast called Becoming Family and are in the process of developing a docs-series where they explore the power and diversity of family through the stories of those who have experienced it. Currently, Chris serves as the lead Pastor of Vintage Church in Malibu, California.

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