The Father

Andrés Cruciani

Summary

"I have a story for you," says a man—head shaved, an arm tattooed black. He goes by the name of Savage.   
The story goes like this: 
One day, Savage comes home to find his girlfriend, Sarah, crying, holding their shrieking daughter over a bath of steaming water.  
That afternoon, Savage takes their money, their baby, and jumps on a bus. When he calls Sarah, she threatens to call the police. 
"If you do, you will never see her again," he proclaims. 
He begins a life on the lam. But is a life of hiding really the greatness Savage had always dreamed of? 
THE FATHER is the story of a man kidnapping his own daughter to save her—but finding that he has lost himself.

Available since: 12/17/2018.

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