ISBN: 9798235088047 - balance due (8 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. At sixty-seven, retired history teacher Alfred Ackron expects aging to bring slower mornings, family visits, and time to write the story of his mother's people. Instead, he finds himself surrounded by medical bills, insurance portals, retirement advisers, senior-living seminars, targeted advertisements, and polished strangers eager to sell him "peace of mind."Then Alfred discovers that Marcus, his oldest friend, has nearly disappeared beneath the shame of a devastating hospital debt and an insurance policy that was never what it seemed. What begins as one man's private reckoning becomes a search for evidence - and a quiet campaign to expose a system that profits from fear, confusion, and isolation.With the help of his family, neighbors, a church support group, and unlikely allies working inside the very institutions he distrusts, Alfred learns that dignity is not preserved by refusing help. It survives when people tell the truth, compare notes, and refuse to let one another disappear.Set in contemporary Atlanta, Balance Due is a warm, sharply observed novel about aging, medical debt, family, friendship, resilience, and the difference between the price placed on a life and its true worth. Moving, humorous, and quietly defiant, it asks a vital question: when everything has a cost, what remains beyond calculation? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - At sixty-seven, retired history teacher Alfred Ackron expects aging to bring slower mornings, family visits, and time to write the story of his mother's people. Instead, he finds himself surrounded by medical bills, insurance portals, retirement advisers, senior-living seminars, targeted advertisements, and polished strangers eager to sell him 'peace of mind.'Then Alfred discovers that Marcus, his oldest friend, has nearly disappeared beneath the shame of a devastating hospital debt and an insurance policy that was never what it seemed. What begins as one man's private reckoning becomes a search for evidence - and a quiet campaign to expose a system that profits from fear, confusion, and isolation.With the help of his family, neighbors, a church support group, and unlikely allies working inside the very institutions he distrusts, Alfred learns that dignity is not preserved by refusing help. It survives when people tell the truth, compare notes, and refuse to let one another disappear.Set in contemporary Atlanta, Balance Due is a warm, sharply observed novel about aging, medical debt, family, friendship, resilience, and the difference between the price placed on a life and its true worth. Moving, humorous, and quietly defiant, it asks a vital question: when everything has a cost, what remains beyond calculation.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. At sixty-seven, retired history teacher Alfred Ackron expects aging to bring slower mornings, family visits, and time to write the story of his mother's people. Instead, he finds himself surrounded by medical bills, insurance portals, retirement advisers, senior-living seminars, targeted advertisements, and polished strangers eager to sell him "peace of mind."Then Alfred discovers that Marcus, his oldest friend, has nearly disappeared beneath the shame of a devastating hospital debt and an insurance policy that was never what it seemed. What begins as one man's private reckoning becomes a search for evidence - and a quiet campaign to expose a system that profits from fear, confusion, and isolation.With the help of his family, neighbors, a church support group, and unlikely allies working inside the very institutions he distrusts, Alfred learns that dignity is not preserved by refusing help. It survives when people tell the truth, compare notes, and refuse to let one another disappear.Set in contemporary Atlanta, Balance Due is a warm, sharply observed novel about aging, medical debt, family, friendship, resilience, and the difference between the price placed on a life and its true worth. Moving, humorous, and quietly defiant, it asks a vital question: when everything has a cost, what remains beyond calculation? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. At sixty-seven, retired history teacher Alfred Ackron expects aging to bring slower mornings, family visits, and time to write the story of his mother's people. Instead, he finds himself surrounded by medical bills, insurance portals, retirement advisers, senior-living seminars, targeted advertisements, and polished strangers eager to sell him "peace of mind."Then Alfred discovers that Marcus, his oldest friend, has nearly disappeared beneath the shame of a devastating hospital debt and an insurance policy that was never what it seemed. What begins as one man's private reckoning becomes a search for evidence - and a quiet campaign to expose a system that profits from fear, confusion, and isolation.With the help of his family, neighbors, a church support group, and unlikely allies working inside the very institutions he distrusts, Alfred learns that dignity is not preserved by refusing help. It survives when people tell the truth, compare notes, and refuse to let one another disappear.Set in contemporary Atlanta, Balance Due is a warm, sharply observed novel about aging, medical debt, family, friendship, resilience, and the difference between the price placed on a life and its true worth. Moving, humorous, and quietly defiant, it asks a vital question: when everything has a cost, what remains beyond calculation? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Balance Due | Rotimi Ogunjobi | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | African Cultural Heritage Hub | EAN 9798235088047 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.