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No Greater Love

by Andrew Macdonald
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MARTIN STALLET is a self-made business executive at Huntley Products Inc. (HPI) and is on the fast-track corporate ladder. He has just been offered a C-suite role in the parent company, owned and headed by BRAD LANGTON, one of the wealthiest and most ruthless entrepreneurs in the world. The role will take him out of his hometown to London, where he can finally leave a failed marriage, DANNY, his son with Down syndrome, and the memories of being raised by an abusive father.

However, when Martin’s estranged wife is killed in a car accident, he becomes responsible for the son he barely knows. Determined not to sacrifice his career, he decides to place Danny into a boarding school. In the process, he meets Danny’s Special Ed teacher, JENN HANSEN, a woman whose quiet faith challenges everything Martin believes about life and success. Circumstances with Danny’s health threaten Martin’s perfect plan.

Dealing with these unexpected challenges, Martin changes. Eventually, he discovers the meaning of sacrifice, redemption, faith, and a love greater than ambition.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback
Published
Oct 2026
Pages
198
Language
EN
ISBN
978-1987970791

Content rating

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Language
1/4

rare, soft words

Violence
1/4

brief, no detail

Romance / Sex
1/4

flirting only

Biblical Themes
3/4

prominent faith themes

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Tone

Gritty
Bittersweet

Themes

Redemption
Sacrifice

Setting

Urban / City

Tropes

Character-driven

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

close 3rd person
2-5 POV characters

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