Andrew Commons has lived his life as an assassin. He has been the stealthiest and most successful assassin there ever was. So he thought. Now retired and in his midsixties, Andrew is getting letters from someone who knows his past. His worst nightmare is coming true. Someone is having his children and the women Andrew conceived his children with assassinated. Can Andrew find out who is behind this, and can he save his most cherished and firstborn son, Evan? Live and share with Evan, who grows up fatherless, and see how this lovable boy becomes a man. His difficult childhood gives rise to a beautiful happy man who finds love with the most beautiful women. Laugh, cry, smile, love, and share heartbreak with Evan Morristar. The Assassins Son brings us all back to our most cherished memories. Share in Evans most intimate loves. Witness how tender his heart is, and know why the women who have loved him melt under his beautiful words. Live with Evan, and know why he could never find his father until that fateful day when he stood face-to-face with his father and learned he was targeted for assassination. You will laugh and love, and your heart will melt after knowing Evan Morristar, the assassins son.

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In what was once a Scottish tea planter's mansion in the highlands of Peninsular Malaysia, all religions are one and race is unheard of. That is, until the occupants of what is now known as the Muhibbah Centre for World Peace are joined by Salmah, a Malay Muslim woman. 'All are welcome here,' they are reminded by their spiritual leader, Cyril Dragon, who is ignoring news of the changing political climate with its increasing religious intolerance. He is still trying to forget May 13, 1969, when ethnic tensions boiled over into bloodshed. Tale of the Dreamer's Son guides us from that fateful incident in Malaysian history to the present day. Throughout, Samarasan's polyphonic, rambunctious prose brilliantly navigates the tug-of-war between ideals and reality