A Boy Named Rindy - Paperback

by Olivia Talbott (Author)

Based on a gripping and inspirational true story of a survivor of the Cambodian Genocide, who finds redemption.

Cambodia, 1968.

Rindy is a young boy of the jungle, but he is hunted. Due to his parent's divorce in a time of political upheaval, he falls between the cracks as rejection sinks its claws into him. Shuffled around and forgotten, he finds himself at the ruthless mercy of Buddhist monks. Safety and belonging are ever exceeding his grasp. He must learn to grapple with questions of good and evil.

When the shadowy organization known as the Khmer Rouge emerge as the "saviors" of Cambodia, he is thrust into a radical political takeover, which ravages his country. As hopelessness pulls him under, Rindy's desire to live and his remarkable ability to survive, wavers. In the wreckage, he hears of a God who is rumored to be alive and of a Savior who wants to take his pain instead of inflicting it. If he finds this Savior, will he cease to be prey? Will he be too broken to truly live?