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David and Seth #3
Scars
For David, being with Seth means an end to the loneliness that was his day-to-day reality. As for Seth, his entire world has changed overnight. Thanks to David he has a warm, safe place to sleep and a purpose, protecting the man he loves. But keeping David out of danger won't be easy. The night they met, Seth killed a local gang member, and the police are looking for the killer, while the gang is out for revenge. Meanwhile, David has a lot of questions about Seth's past. How did he wind up living on the street, and what about those scars on his back? Now, new information links Seth to another murder five years ago. David is determined to learn the truth, but he might find out more than he wants to know. Read the first David and Seth stories in Jessica Freely's popular Sips, Hero and Stay!
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First published January 1, 2008
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Jessica Freely
34 books110 followersJessica Freely can't resist a wounded hero. As a reader and a writer, her favorite stories are of soul mates finding redemption in each other's arms. Married to the love of her life in a beautiful relationship based on mutual goofiness, Jessica also warps minds as an instructor in Seton Hill University's Writing Popular Fiction MFA program. Her dog, Ruthie, doesn't seem to care that Jessica's an award-winning and best-selling author in multiple genres. She just wants to play tug of war with Jessica's pages.
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December 30, 2013
2.5
Seeing how this was the longest part I was hopeful, and it does have more story. But it's also far to short to do this story justice.
Seth is a complex character but his story is quickly summed up in a few paragraphs.
The whole gang issue and killing is left open.
Not enough detail on ages, one minute they seem rather older the next they seem very young, and why does David suddenly seem like he has money when in book one he sounded like he was only $1 better off than Seth?
Again all together this has the makings of a great story. But as it stands its more a poor imitation.
Seeing how this was the longest part I was hopeful, and it does have more story. But it's also far to short to do this story justice.
Seth is a complex character but his story is quickly summed up in a few paragraphs.
The whole gang issue and killing is left open.
Not enough detail on ages, one minute they seem rather older the next they seem very young, and why does David suddenly seem like he has money when in book one he sounded like he was only $1 better off than Seth?
Again all together this has the makings of a great story. But as it stands its more a poor imitation.
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