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A Child's Haven

Status: Complete Content rating: Mature
   (4 reviews)
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Genres: General Fiction,
Sub-genres: Drama

About this story

From a run down warehouse into a place of safety 

Copyright © 2020 CLJobe; All Rights Reserved.
  • Author
  • 12/14/2020 (Updated: 01/27/2021)
  • 87 Chapters
  • 141,889 Words
  • 330,858 Views
  • 1,383 Comments

Story Recommendations (9 members)

  • Action-Packed 3
  • Great Pacing 8
  • Great Characters 8
  • Immersive World 4
  • Fresh / Original 6
  • Counldn't Put It Down 1
  • Suspenseful 3
  • Funny 1
  • Feel-Good 1
  • Emotional Impact 8
  • Smoldering Chemistry 1
  • Like 8
  • Love 8

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mate

mate 239

   2 of 2 members found this review helpful 2 / 2 members

This is an incredible story of love and devotion and determination. Homeless children get saved by one brave man with a team of like minded men and women. The only thing the man if afraid of is the state child services to interfere. 

This long easy to read novel keeps the reader smiling and weeping to the all too sudden end.

Response from the author:

Thanks  When i was working i spent a lot of time at our head office in New York City. I met some of these children living on the streets, volunable, hungry, I had them lined up at hotdog stands. 

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Quizich

Quizich 24

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

As much as this story is pure fantasy (I'm much to cynical from my own life experiences to say otherwise) it is sooo very much appreciated and needed even. 

Because, the truth of the matter is that biggest change starts with one step and needs dedication and devotion to take its roots. 

It is nice to know one isn't alone in wondering "what if"...

Response from the author:

Thanks. i heartily support organizations that help children, particularly those that live on the streets.

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weinerdog

weinerdog 88,287

· Edited by weinerdog

   1 of 1 member found this review helpful 1 / 1 member

I was all set to do a review on a story CL just finished  as I write this called Rome(A story I recommend).I saw that someone already did a review of that story and to my shock I noticed no one did a review on this one.For no other reason is to make sure 5 stars are next to this story and I hope that gets other readers to read this.

I has everything you would expect from the very prolific CL Jobe indentifing the flaws of our world and having people who give a damn do something about it.And he does it in such a feel good way.Its how the world ought to be.IMHO I think this one is his best I know that's saying a lot but it is what I think

Response from the author:

Thank you. It's great. knowing you appreciate my effort to provide interesting reading material.

CLJobe

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quokka

quokka 51,815

· Edited by quokka

   0 of 3 members found this review helpful 0 / 3 members

I find this story very close to the subject of a story that I wrote and published in 2019, but it appears that this story has been published elsewhere before i wrote my version.

I had not read your story, before, during or after while I was writing my story, so I know did not copy your story in anyway. Even if it's awfully close.

Q

Response from the author:

The book A Child's Haven was published on Amazon on January 22, 2015. The book is still available as a Kindle reader. A5IN: B005NK1RFQ

Length 335 pages

I do not think plagiarism applies to this story

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