Michael Wenberg
The Extraordinary Adventure of an Ordinary Korean-American Teenager named Benjamin Goldberg
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(WCS Publishing LLC Nov. 11, 2015)
While seventeen-year-old adoptee Benjamin Goldberg recovers from an accident that killed his best friend, he comes across a secret that makes him question everything he’s ever known about himself and his family. . .he has a twin brother. That knowledge launches him on an emotional adventure that takes him from his home on an island in Washington State’s Puget Sound, to the land of his birth, South Korea. But once he arrives in Korea not everyone is excited about his discovery or willing to help. When he visits the Korean agency that handled his adoption, they claim they’ve lost all of his adoption records. And then there are thugs who attack him unexpectedly, warning him that he better give up his quest, and go home. . .or else. Who sent them? Why do they want him to stop asking questions and leave? But Ben isn’t about to give up. Not when he’s already come so far, and risked so much. With the help of some unexpected friends and allies, Ben uncovers a surprising truth about his twin brother and his birth parents. More importantly, he also discovers something unexpected about himself and the meaning of family.
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