The Libri GmbH The order at the door: Inside a Fraud That Ate the Family Paperback

The Libri GmbH The order at the door: Inside a Fraud That Ate the Family Paperback

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Specificaties

Overige kenmerken
Taal handleiding
en
Verpakking breedte
15,2 cm
Verpakking hoogte
1,9 cm
Verpakking lengte
22,9 cm
Verpakkingsgewicht
454 g
Product breedte
15,2 cm
Product hoogte
1,9 cm
Product lengte
22,9 cm
EAN
9798905608759

Productomschrijving

Most stories end with a funeral. This one begins there.A deeply moving memoir about grief, trust, and the years that follow a single loss. When the author's father dies unexpectedly, a sixteen-year-old boy watches the center of his family disappear overnight.His mother, left to navigate a world of businesses, property, and responsibilities she never expected to inherit, places her trust in two men who promise to protect everything her husband built.For years, the arrangement appears to work. Bills are paid. Life, though permanently altered, begins to settle into a new rhythm.Then a routine visit to a bank reveals a small administrative detail that should never have existed.What begins as a quiet suspicion becomes a thirteen-year search for answers-one that moves through forgotten documents, family loyalties, inherited responsibilities, and the hidden consequences of grief itself.As questions multiply, a son finds himself investigating not strangers, but the people his family trusted most. At once intimate and deeply reflective, The Order at the Door is the story of a father whose influence endured beyond his life, a mother carrying burdens no one fully understood.Written with emotional honesty and quiet restraint, this is a memoir about family before it is about fraud.It explores the invisible cost of loss, the responsibilities we inherit without choosing them, and the enduring belief that even after years of silence, truth can still become a form of healing.