Turning the Page ends in a 375-square-foot studio apartment above a pizza place in Oakland, with a brand-new husband who had no idea what he was doing.
The Inheritance picks up right there. Marriage. Seminary. Fatherhood. Life on the road. And the long, honest work of becoming the man a stranger on a park bench once said he could be.
"Years earlier, a stranger on a park bench had looked me in the eye and told me I could become the man I had never met, the father I never had. I believed him then."
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