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- Author: Kim Pritekel
- Publisher: Sapphire Books Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1952270634
- ISBN-13: 9781952270635
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.9 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Christine Swann is a world-famous singer/songwriter and lesbian icon, known for her edgy style and heart-pounding songs. Gorgeous, rich and miserable. Her music has always been her life, her escape from an unimaginable childhood, and choices no thirteen-year-old should have to make.
Now, pushing thirty, she wants out. From all of it.
Willow Bowman lives in the farmhouse her beloved grandmother left her, with her husband. A pediatric nurse and small-town girl, she relishes in the safety of her marriage that keeps difficult questions at bay and keeps her life quiet and peaceful, because that makes sense to her.
Until one night when Willow is driving home and is about to cross the old, rickety Dittman Bridge not far from the farmhouse, and she sees a figure jump off into the cold waters below.
The moment she jumps in and pulls the woman dressed in leather pants out, both their lives change forever.
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- Author: Kim Pritekel
- Publisher: Sapphire Books Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1952270634
- ISBN-13: 9781952270635
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.9 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Christine Swann is a world-famous singer/songwriter and lesbian icon, known for her edgy style and heart-pounding songs. Gorgeous, rich and miserable. Her music has always been her life, her escape from an unimaginable childhood, and choices no thirteen-year-old should have to make.
Now, pushing thirty, she wants out. From all of it.
Willow Bowman lives in the farmhouse her beloved grandmother left her, with her husband. A pediatric nurse and small-town girl, she relishes in the safety of her marriage that keeps difficult questions at bay and keeps her life quiet and peaceful, because that makes sense to her.
Until one night when Willow is driving home and is about to cross the old, rickety Dittman Bridge not far from the farmhouse, and she sees a figure jump off into the cold waters below.
The moment she jumps in and pulls the woman dressed in leather pants out, both their lives change forever.
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