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The autumn wind associated with an Indiana night time blows over the cemetery. It performs a malevolent, whistling melody through the trees of the cemetery as Peter Baker stands motionless, surveying the gentle, brown earth that supports his beloved better half, Veronica. Tears well up in his eyes as he gazes down after the inscription on her gravestone. He comes here a great deal now, reminiscing total the good times he had with Veronica, and their private interactions. An aspiring poet, something she wrote for him still haunts his dreams at night: this I will remember when the rest of life is through, the best possible thing I've ever before done was simply loving you. The feelings he'd needed to experience - anger, abandonment, denial, disbelief, interpersonal withdrawl, and then even guilt - made him feel powerless over his own destiny. And crimes like these - surprising, violent, and forever - are hard enough to keep without the actual fact that the victim's killer has yet to be brought to justice. However now Peter has crossed over the edge of his normally moral earth and intends to wipe out the man in charge of his wife's fatality. Once a God-fearing man, he will now go on a personal vendetta to commit murder - regardless of the evident and long lasting effect it will have on his mind, heart, and most of all, his heart and soul. Will Peter toss aside his beliefs in God and take another's life, or will he realize that possibly spending the rest of his life behind pubs isn't worth the few moments of satisfaction he'd gain from taking another man's life, to land from elegance with God? In The Long Voyage Home, writer David Boyer offers a glimpse into the wounded heart and soul of a man who is convinced that personal revenge may be the only way to find his in the past to God.