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When a man has lost everything, can he face what he sees in the mirror?

A twist of fate grants Mitch Wilder an early pardon, but freedom brings no peace. The memories he carries from prison linger like ghosts. One man in particular haunts him, a man whose resemblance to Tom Fleming forces Mitch to confront desires and confusion he thought he buried long ago.

Relationships slip through his fingers as he struggles to understand who he is now. And as the past catches up, Mitch faces the children he fathered through a lifetime of womanizing. Some want answers. Some want nothing from him. Two sons battle drug addiction. And Mitch, fighting his own addiction, realizes he may not be strong enough to save them.

This is a journey inward. A reckoning with identity, guilt, and the hope that something in him can still be redeemed.

Book Seven in the Honor Series, the final chapter in a saga of brokenness, forgiveness, and the fragile pursuit of grace.

For readers who value powerful emotional closure wrapped in complex human truth.

Witness the final reflection of a man shaped by every choice he ever made.