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Brewing in the Cities Shorts #2
One Year
This is a 10,000 word short story set in the Brewing in the Cities series.
Nights turn to days, and days to months.
As their one-year anniversary approaches, the first sign of trouble appears. Tony’s mother drops by for a visit—a surprise to Drea, not Tony. The omission leads Drea on a journey she never thought she’d take.
Months turn to years, and years to a lifetime.
He thought he was protecting her from more pain. But Tony can’t stop what’s been put in motion, and he’s about to learn just what Drea means to him.
Nights turn to days, and days to months.
As their one-year anniversary approaches, the first sign of trouble appears. Tony’s mother drops by for a visit—a surprise to Drea, not Tony. The omission leads Drea on a journey she never thought she’d take.
Months turn to years, and years to a lifetime.
He thought he was protecting her from more pain. But Tony can’t stop what’s been put in motion, and he’s about to learn just what Drea means to him.
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Amanda Shofner
11 books129 followersAmanda Shofner explores the connections between family, friends, and lovers in contemporary romance. When she's not writing, you'll probably find her reading, investigating the Twin Cities with her dog Scarlet, adventuring to new restaurants, drinking coffee, or declaring, "There's a Futurama episode for that."
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December 13, 2016
Picking up a year after their fateful night (hence the title), Drea and Tony seem to have a relationship that's all kisses and sweet, sweet lovin'. Until Tony makes a mistake that pushes Drea into a bad place in her head. Poor lady. Honestly, I felt bad for both of them. They both had their reasons for acting/reacting as they did and they both tried to deal with things as best they could.
Which is to say, they had to figure out what they meant to one another before things went terminally south and there was no coming back from the fallout.
I have to admit, I like the bromance between Ian and Tony. THOSE TWO. Also, good thing Ian has someone to turn to when the tough questions need to be asked. Bromancing, FTW!
-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal
Which is to say, they had to figure out what they meant to one another before things went terminally south and there was no coming back from the fallout.
I have to admit, I like the bromance between Ian and Tony. THOSE TWO. Also, good thing Ian has someone to turn to when the tough questions need to be asked. Bromancing, FTW!
-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal
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