The Brian Jackson Story continues in this moving sequel to The Brackman Ticket: a faith-based historical novel of trust in the face of doubt

When seven-year-old Rusty Truett runs away from his movie star mother in Hollywood, he knows exactly where to go-straight to his hero, Navy veteran Brian "Jack" Jackson, living across the country in New York.

Recovering from injuries that ended his Navy and Broadway careers, Jack is trying to find new meaning in life, while also learning more about the new faith he never knew he needed. Standing staunchly beside him, Dorrie Martin-the young woman who has already seen him through some of his most challenging days-isn't about to stop now.

When Rusty shows up on Jack's doorstep, desperate and afraid, Jack knows he can't turn away the little boy who once meant so much to him, and who needs him so much now. Rusty's mother isn't ready to let him go, but Jack is determined to give him the family and foundation he needs.

For lovers of faith-based historical fiction, this sequel to The Brackman Ticket can be enjoyed on its own or as the next chapter in Jack's story-a tale of second chances, found family, and the transformative power of choosing love and faith over fear.