Minor Characters

by Stephanie Clark

Drew Irving is kind of sick of Hollywood. That's why he's holed up in a wintery hideaway, hoping that if he ignores it long enough, his fast approaching film commitment will simply go away. Being an A-list actor in any town is tough, but Saint Paul has left him alone so far.

Chloe Larsen had been waiting for this. Being stuck in a dead-end job for five years out of college in her Minnesotan hometown was definitely not part of her master plan. Neither was the very definite lack of datable men. But when you draw comic books for a living, you have to take what you can get. Or so she thought.

202 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 22, 2014

About the author

Stephanie Clark is an author, speaker, activist, advocate, and Executive Director of Amirah. Knowing of the evil of sex trafficking since she was a child, Stephanie has pursued a calling of compassion and liberation for survivors of sexual exploitation. She is a vocal advocate for practical solutions for victims of sexual exploitation.

​Amirah, Inc. has made its mark in the anti-trafficking movement as a leader in aftercare. The whole-person care approach is taught to organizations throughout the region.

Her first book, Letters to an Activist: Discovering Hope in the Pursuit of Social Change, is now available. Stephanie lives in the North Shore of Boston with her husband, Dave, and two daughters.