Passport
Passport is a real page-turner.... [O]ne of those rare books you will still be thinking about several months after finishing. --Stony Creek Digest, 16 May 2008[A] joy to read such an uplifting story ... Blunt's portrayal of family life is especially real, down-to-earth and believable. --Catholic Media Review, 11 June 2008[A]n uplifting story... .[H]ighly recommend Passport as easy-to-read, well-written, and the characters are rich and well-developed. --Catholic Fire, 14 May 2008[W]ell-paced ... extraordinary story ... challenges the reader to consider their own commitments. We need more novels like this. --Ars Catholica, 5 June 2008A passport is what's needed to pass into new lands freely, and they are not always easy to get. "Passport" is the story of Stan Eigenbauer and his search for happiness. He thinks he finally has it, but fate has it in for him, and he soon faces a decision which could either make or ruin his life. Using the passport as a symbol, "Passport" is a tale of choices, love, and doing what's best for others and oneself. Highly recommended reading. --Midwest Book Review, March 2009Fascinating to read ...throughoutPassport,there is the thread of a man who's made a mistake and tries to right the wrong. And even if it takes sacrificing the rest of his life, he's willing to keep trying, making him a modern hero.  -- Gilbert Magazine