Believing In Teddy

Lance Gordon, a Texas native and white-collar worker at some agricultural firm founded by his deceased father, finds himself in the middle of a break from work, somewhere close to the U.S-Mexico border. Gordon couldn't find a better way than to spend his time visiting places outside of his native land. Though after coming across a particular someone, who inadvertently left a priceless possession, the man is emboldened to return it to its rightful owner. This thrilling novel follows Lance Gordon on his journey throughout the Americas, as the man begins to encounter strange events and new people. With time being less of his worry while his predicament only worsens, Gordon is having difficulty deciding whether he's making the right choice for the first time in his life, and to prepare himself for what's to come next.

Autorentext

Hassane Fall is the author of several published short stories. He currently resides in New York City, and is matriculated at the State University of New York in Albany studying biology.