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Chosen by Fate
- The Story of Detective Thaddeus Carter
- Narrated by: Christopher Marchand
- Length: 7 hrs and 47 mins
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Summary
An Electrifying Legend of a Florida Police Detective Fighting Against Crime and His Own Demons
Fighting against delinquents is tough, but great law enforcers are not necessarily those who kill mafia men or arrest robbers, they’re the ones who win the battle against enemies within themselves. If you had to choose between justice and your family, what would you do?
Thaddeus Carter, the protagonist of Chosen by Fate: The Story of Detective Carter, faces a similar dilemma. Having grown up in the dregs of the criminal underworld, Thaddeus devotes his life to fighting for justice and curbing crime, just like his father. But will he, too, succumb to the internal war of emotions like his now-fugitive father?
The Carters live a typical life, until young Thaddeus is dragged into a world of crime, acting as a lookout for robberies, shootings, and more. His father is trapped between following his instincts in the line of duty and the red tape of bureaucracy. But when Thaddeus’ sister is kidnapped, the Carter family must face their new realities, and nothing will ever be the same.
Years later, Thaddeus completes his enlistment in the army and returns to the States, where he meets the love of his life. However, the young officer struggles to balance his duty between his job and his family.
Everything seems to be going well until a criminal, whom his father had arrested and put behind bars, breaks out of prison, hungry for revenge. What happens next will once again change the course of Thaddeus' life forever.
Will Detective Carter fight back and suffer the same fate as his father, or let justice, which he has sworn by, speak for itself?