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Man Alone

Man Alone

Jack Remick

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Sidekick Press
Año de edición:
2023
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781958808153
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Man Alone is set in and around a complex Seattle where Rat City meets the Billionaires’ Club. Zene, a man alone, lives in a chaotic, sexually disruptive and violence-wrecked world. His life ruined after a chain of disappointments and falls-the fruits of his violent nature-Zene runs into Karizma, a love-creature from his past, and he’s smitten again, knowing all the while that for him, there’s no future in love. Not your basic romance, for sure.

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