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Title	:	The Second Son
Author	:	Charles Sailor
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 365 pages
Published	:	October 28th 1979 by Avon Books (first published October 1979)
Categories	:	Fiction. Science Fiction. Fantasy

The Second Son

Charles Sailor

Paperback | Pages: 365 pages

Rating: 4.17 | 371 Users | 46 Reviews

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His name is Joseph Turner, a brave young construction worker from the Bronx, who rescues an imperiled co-worker trapped on a swaying iron girder twenty-four stories high - only to slip and plummet to the pavement below. Horrified onlookers are astonished and the world is stunned by what happens next. Suddenly, miraculously, Joseph Turner is granted a rematch with life. Only this time, with a beautiful, unusual power. An astonishing adventure, a romance of tenderness and passion, a spiritual thriller that spans time and the world.

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Original Title:	The Second Son
ISBN:	0380455676 (ISBN13: 9780380455676)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.17 From 371 Users | 46 Reviews

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I would have to re-read this book to give a detailed review of it, which I may, at some point, do. But for right now, I'll offer an over-reaching opinion of the book in general that has been so strong in the imprint of it that it has remained unchanged from the time I originally read it, as a teenager, to now: This book is profound. It changed me in the reading of it, and is one of the handful of books to which I credit my ignition as a writer. Many, many books have influenced me over the years,

I was a precocious kid who would, from age 4 onward, read just about anything that my siblings or parents left available to me. John read this during his deeply confused and searching period around 1980, and so I also read it to discuss with him. While it spurred some discussion, I didn't find it to be particularly compelling in ideas or style. One fun idea does not a novel make.

This book is one of my 'WOW' books! I remember reading is a young teen and the story has stayed with me for all of these years, to the point that when I realised that my copy was missing (after moving countries, towns etc), my hubby track down a copy of it (which he presented to me on my birthday - best gift ever!) - even though it's out of print!Although it is considered a 'religious' book, it is much more than that. It is a book of endurance, kindness, friendship, a man dealing with the

I'm pretty sure Joseph Turner is my new crush. But don't worry to all you guys out there; this book will appeal to you too, since it is an action/thriller with tons of suspense that constantly builds. I basically couldn't put it down. The book is an easy and intriguing read, with an interesting premise. There was one night when I only slept for about four hours because I was so glued to the pages. Needless to say, I strongly recommend "The Second Son" to pretty much anyone who looking for an

Thanks to a couple of reviews on here, I skipped a huge section in the middle. If I hadn't, I wouldn't have bothered finishing after the story changed from being about a sweet man to one with to many agendas. The author could have been more subtle and the book would have been more enjoyable. Parent should expect their sons to be replicas of the first son and this author made that mistake. Really - the girlfriend, the judas, Good Friday...This lady's goodreads post says it better than I could so

I really enjoyed the first half of this book. The idea for the plot of this novel had so many great possibilities, but in my opinion the story fell short and became very "Hollywood" in the later chapters.

I read this book when I was still in highschool. I love it when books make you think about possibilities and your own beliefs. This book left it's mark on me and it became one of my favorite books of all time and after having read a lot of books since highschool, it remains as one of my favorites until now...