Enter into the worlds of fifteen young women who, despite their vastly different circumstances, seem to negotiate an eerily similar and unavoidably dangerous emotional terrain. With a visceral bite or a surreal edge, each electrically charged story in *Circling the Drain* presents women trying to un
Circling the Drain
β Scribed by Stephani Hecht
- Publisher
- eXtasy Books
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 47 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1771115025
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β¦ Synopsis
Sometimes it just takes one fresh spark to rekindle old desires
After being a paramedic for over ten years, Grif is burned out. He has seen all the worst society has to offer and then some. Heβs tired and ready to hang up his uniform for good. The thrill of the job has long left him, and his life is going nowhere fast.
Then along comes his new partner, a green-behind-the-ears kid name Kevin. Not only does Kevin have zero in the way of experience, but heβs a brat to boot. A brat who actually is excited about his job. So why is it that Grif finds the kid so damn attractive?
Will Kevin be able to bring back the spark of excitement in Grifβs life? Or is Grif too far gone to be saved?
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