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Escaping the Pain

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Genres: General Fiction, Romance,
Sub-genres: Coming of Age, Contemporary Romance

When things go wrong what would you do to get away? Dane tries to escape by running but something stops him. Is there a better way?

This story is dark at times, light at times and all about the romance between the two main characters.
Copyright © 2011 Cia; All Rights Reserved.

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Graeme

Graeme 17,864

   2 of 3 members found this review helpful 2 / 3 members

This is tragic tale of Dane. At the start of the story, we learn that his mother had just passed away. It wasn't expected, but it's still a shock for a sensitive high school senior. Once we're introduced to his father, though, we learn that losing his mother is just the top of the iceberg that's Dane's painful life.

 

But the story is titled "Escaping the Pain", so enter Tap, the big high school jock senior who Dane ran into (literally) the day his mother died. Tap sees more in Dane than Dane wanted to reveal, and thus begins the interactions that will allow Dane to escape the pain that was his life up to that point.

 

This is one of Cia's earlier stories and it lacks some of the polish of her later tales, but it's still a great and enjoyable read. Thoroughly recommended, especially for those romantic readers out there (like me).

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