"And he told me quite plainly that there was no way I could ever redeem myself in his eyes. That he didn't forgive me. And that he wouldn't let me make it up to him." Jeremiah sighed before downing another gulp of the amber liquid.
"Um ... true, thank God," I stammer. After a short pause, he adds, "I did not really want to mention it, because I do not want you to associate me with him, but," he smiles nervously, "Hardin's dad is in a sense with my mom."
One of the best novels I have read. The development of the hero is very good, the story is wonderful, and the development of the other characters is wonderful as well The story development is wonderful and very enjoyable.