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Inspired
Elijah Anderson has given up on love.
For a normal person, this wouldn’t be an issue. But for a poet who makes his living by writing about the trials and tribulations of his relationships, it could mean the end of his career. Fortunately, Elijah has a secret... who says love has to be a part of a relationship? With this in mind, he executes his plan:
1) No emotional involvement in dating.
2) All relationships are created and then subsequently destroyed.
With every sacrificed opportunity for meaningful connection, his fame grows…until he meets a girl with violet eyes. Will she break the cycle of his life or become yet another sacrifice on the altar of inspiration?
For a normal person, this wouldn’t be an issue. But for a poet who makes his living by writing about the trials and tribulations of his relationships, it could mean the end of his career. Fortunately, Elijah has a secret... who says love has to be a part of a relationship? With this in mind, he executes his plan:
1) No emotional involvement in dating.
2) All relationships are created and then subsequently destroyed.
With every sacrificed opportunity for meaningful connection, his fame grows…until he meets a girl with violet eyes. Will she break the cycle of his life or become yet another sacrifice on the altar of inspiration?
355 pages, Paperback
Published September 19, 2017
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May 26, 2018
Fresh new novel
An enjoyable book taking place in locals close to him. Nice to read a modern book about relationships that takes place in some place that isn’t on the east or west coast. Brings life to central Arkansas. Worth a read.
An enjoyable book taking place in locals close to him. Nice to read a modern book about relationships that takes place in some place that isn’t on the east or west coast. Brings life to central Arkansas. Worth a read.
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