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How I Found My Dad in Texas: DNA Never Lies

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This outstanding story is the one of Nordine Mohamedi, who was born in France to a North African mother and an unknown American father. Nordine spent more than half his life looking for his father whose name was the only thing he knew of him. In 2016, at the age of fifty, he eventually found the truth! His father had been dead for a long time, but Nordine, from France, was able to get in touch with his Texan family, whom he was eventually lucky enough to meet in person later on. This journey would indeed be a miracle to which science is not foreign.

146 pages, Hardcover

Published July 13, 2017

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July 22, 2017
I really wanted to tell a great story about determination, love and family. This story is about my incredible quest. It can be moving but funny as well. What happens to my main character is an outstanding story but a true story. Enjoy it!
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August 16, 2018
The unknown family

The suspense through the story was excellent. I really never wanted to stop reading it until I was finished. I am happy you finally received the answers you needed. Side note: I have a connection to this story, for I have Nelson blood that runs through me and my daughter has one of my great- grandmothers name, Addy. I actually found the Nelson side through ancestry and social media. This book just makes me want to meet everyone including you John Jr.
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August 7, 2017
I read this book as it was a thrilling detective novel. What an amazing story ! I totally empathized with the author during the uncredible journey he told. I even cried sometimes. I highly recommand this unique autobiography.
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