Solomon’s Puzzle A Novel

Solomon’s Puzzle A Novel by Loris Nebbia is a first edition published by Blessing House Press in 2007. This 781-page work of fiction centers around Tom MacBride, a well-regarded figure in Annapolis known for his dedication to his family and community, including his role as a basketball coach and a soup kitchen operator. The narrative unfolds as Tom’s life becomes intertwined with that of Colonel Max Hunter, who harbors a dark secret regarding his custody of a child named Ben, leading to a tense exploration of truth and deception.
Readers will find a complex story that delves into themes of familial bonds and hidden pasts. As Ben navigates his new environment at CCS, the lies he tells to cope with his troubled home life begin to surface, raising questions about Tom’s true character and the nature of his relationship with Ben. The tension escalates as the motivations behind Tom’s actions come into question, particularly regarding his protective stance toward his daughter. This novel presents a layered examination of trust, fear, and the consequences of buried secrets.
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Everyone in Annapolis knows “honest” Tom MacBride. A Naval Academy grad who ran a soup kitchen for the poor and poor in spirit, he’s a devoted husband, father of four, and the beloved basketball coach at CCS. His sworn enemy, Colonel Max Hunter, wants him dead. Max Hunter won custody of the infant Ben in a fight he shudders to remember. For nearly sixteen years, he’s lived in fear of someone finding out the truth. When Ben enrolls at CCS, the lies – including those Ben tells to hide the misery of his home life – start to unravel. Why does Tom welcome Ben, yet forbid him to date his daughter? Is Tom MacBride what he seems, or did he do something terrible enough to arouse Max Hunter’s violent fury?
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