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August Csr Selection: In The Depths Of Despair By Inthemindofsunshine

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Entry posted by Cia in CSR- Can't Stop Reading

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Wow! August is here already and will probably be gone before we know it! I was looking for a story that would be great for this month when a lot of students are focusing back on school, especially those who are off to college. Then it hit me...

 



by InTheMindOfSunshine

 

Length: 65,700

 

Description: When Gabe is dumped by his long-time boyfriend, Lincoln, his world begins a downward spiral. Then he meets Henry--the boy who takes all of his pain away. As Gabe and Henry grow closer and closer, Gabe discovers Henry's past is as dark as Gabe's own thoughts. Does Henry hold the key to Gabe's life beyond Lincoln? Or will Gabe be a victim of the past repeating itself?

 

A Reader Said: What a great ending to a great story Sunshine!

 

Okay, so get reading! Our CSR discussion day will be August 25th. Don't forget to come back with your thoughts on the story!

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Lisa

This was a very good story. Ha, love what the reader said. hehe :P

 

I really enjoyed this story. Sunshine knows exactly how to tug on the readers' heartstrings (for all her stories =) ).

 

If you want to read a story about love, friendship, survival, and peace, then this is the story for you. Now if you're looking for an easy beach-read that's all sunshine and roses, this isn't it. But if you're looking for a story that will really move you, then you should read In the Depths of Despair. You won't regret it.

 

And then read the rest of her stories. She is a wonderful storyteller. :)

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InTheMindOfSunshine

Thanks, Lisa! And thanks to Cia for chosing this story. I haven't actually looked at it in a long while, and it's a nice excuse to pull it out of the files collecting dust on my computer.

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Cole Matthews

Fascinating story that I thoroughly enjoyed. I have questions I will save for the discussion. I am so curious as to your thinking about Lincoln. Another great reason to belong here. Interesting stories that entertain and make us think. :)

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