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Unwritten Rules
Written in play format - A mother experiencing behavioural and emotional difficulties with her teenage daughter conjures a plan to save her daughter at the cost of another life. The story demonstrates classic similarities between generations, while providing humour and realism against a backdrop of deceit and moral deviance. When is murder, murder? When is kidnapping, kidnapping…
How crippled our society has become; moral rules are broken everyday without consequence or conscience. Not to be morose though, it is cleverly written as a light comedy which will have the reader wondering why they are laughing when so many 'rules' have been broken.
How crippled our society has become; moral rules are broken everyday without consequence or conscience. Not to be morose though, it is cleverly written as a light comedy which will have the reader wondering why they are laughing when so many 'rules' have been broken.
72 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 12, 2015
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September 7, 2016
Uniquely Charming
I enjoyed this short easy reading play. The characters were believable, likeable, and funny. The story moves quickly and comes together at the end. Though the ending leaves room to continue into another short story.
A delightful group of friends and family with a close relationship.
I enjoyed this short easy reading play. The characters were believable, likeable, and funny. The story moves quickly and comes together at the end. Though the ending leaves room to continue into another short story.
A delightful group of friends and family with a close relationship.
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