
GOD'S UNWANTED CHILD
By Reece LeResche
ABOUT THE BOOK
In his late twenties, Jack Delaney has lost his life. Set in a bleak and confusing afterlife, God’s Unwanted Child is a picaresque novel that follows the narrator, Jack Delaney, on his path to eternity. As Jack enters his life after death, he is faced with a reality he never would have expected: You can choose where to spend eternity. Cursed with choice and burdened by his own memories, Jack attempts to navigate the seemingly endless doors that death holds for him. With each chapter, Jack takes the reader through his past filled with alcohol abuse, sex, violence, and existential isolation. In God’s Unwanted Child, the reader will experience Jack’s life first hand as he wrestles with his relationship with his Father, his past love, and the choices that lead him to his final decision.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Reece Davis LeResche is an American author born in October 1989. Raised by his mother on the east side of Tucson, AZ, LeResche developed a love for reading at a young age. Throughout High School and College, LeResche worked several menial jobs to support himself and his family. In college, he majored in English Literature and became a teacher soon after. Though his work as a teacher had been edifying, LeResche continually pursued his love of writing. His works focus on the darker side of the human experience and is patented with an emphasis on alcoholism, guilt, existentialism, choice, depravity and death. Reece is currently in the process of publishing his second novel.
REVIEWS
What readers are saying
After reading this book, I told all of my friends and family about it. The writer makes you fall in love with the main character and hate him at the same time. Each character in the book will either remind of of the people in your life, the people you wish you knew or the people you steered clear from. It makes you as a reader feel like you are apart of Jack’s world. It’s takes a basic premise like “How do your choices form the world around?” and relates it to life, death, and everything in between. I wasn’t sure what I was getting into reading this but it took me on an emotional rollercoaster. At the beginning, I was scratching my head. Throughout the book, I was either rolling my eyes or laughing out loud. By the end, I was an emotional wreck.
Joy Dougherty - Goodreads
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This is a phenomenal read. It starts out “all in”, then the author is able to take the reader from anxiety to tears.