The books that have been
collecting dust for so long they have become stained from it
If ya didn’t get the memo, I
got this one for free, won it in a comp, and I just…saw it on a list, thought
‘bout it, got happy, felt the need to share
Luka Krachec immigrates to the United States to find his cousin dead
and his cousin’s wife hospitalized after a terrible accident. He meets Peter
Montgomery at the funeral. The American seems nice and captures Luka’s
attention when he offers to help him with his English.
Peter has spent most of his life believing he shot his father at age
six, and his family uses his regret and overwhelming guilt to keep him under
their proverbial thumbs. Peter does his best to make up for what he did by
helping others, and agreeing to help Luka with his English yields something
amazing when they hit it off.
When Peter opens up to Luka about what happened when he was a child,
Luka senses some holes in the story and suspects Peter needs some help, so he
approaches the head of the psychology department at the college where he works.
Neither expects to open a long-barricaded door to secrets, denial, and family
manipulation.
One Good Deed by Andrew Grey
First published 10th February
2014 by Dreamspinner Press
(iPad) Kindle, 200p
Contemporary Romance
“ Luke Krachek felt the plane touch down and lurch
forward slightly as the brakes were applied. He looked around and waited. He
had understood very little that had been said to him in the past day, so he
simply sat and waited. He’d learned to follow the crowd and do what everyone
else did. “
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