A Still, Small Voice
β Scribed by D. W. Marchwell
- Book ID
- 106986069
- Publisher
- Dreamspinner Press
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 485 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
After a studentβs accusation of sexual assault destroyed his reputation, Noah Birchwood left the teaching career he loved. The school system that should have protected him and an ex-lover who should have known better shattered his confidence, and it took Noah six years and another university degree to finally get his life back on track.
He loves his new job as a computer programmer and keeps busy on weekends performing at a drag club with his best friend, Aiden. Itβs there that he meets shy, chivalrous Oscar, the owner of the club and, just maybe, the love of Noahβs life. But everything turns upside down when a specter from his former life moves in next door. Noah will have to face his fears and discover the truth about his ordeal if he wants to move past it once and for all and face the future with Oscar at his side.
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