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Books by Steven Verrier
Plan B
Life was good to fifteen-year-old Danny
Roberts. He was a model student, playing violin in his high school
orchestra and earning straight A's on the fast track to university.
But then things went very wrong very fast.
The problems started when a teacher wouldn't let Danny out of class to go to the bathroom - even though he said "I've really got to go!"
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Danny responded by defying authority for the first time in his life.
That shocking act of defiance earned him a suspension, and Danny's
troubles snowballed from there.
But Danny isn't your typical student, and he doesn't take his lumps
lying down. He fights back on his terms as he plots a course through
uncharted waters.
Will Danny get the last laugh?
Tough Love, Tender Heart
Don Fisher, a 41-year-old misfit who craves love but has known little of
it, lives alone on the outskirts of New York City in an apartment about
the size of a squash court, where “during much of the time he was there
Don could have sworn he was the ball.”
Seeking a break from the northeastern cold, he catches a year-end flight
to Caracas, Venezuela, where he lucks into a whirlwind encounter with
Ana, a beautiful Colombian. After returning to New York, Don gets
shocking news from Ana that leads to a marriage proposal and plans for
her to join him permanently in the United States.
What follows is a gripping account of the struggles this improbable
couple face in dealing with the US immigration bureaucracy and in
getting their relationship off the ground. Reminiscent of The Bridges of
Madison County, TOUGH LOVE, TENDER HEART is a stirring, fast-flowing
depiction of love trying to take root in an impossible situation, and a
tale of unsurpassed relevance to our cross-cultural and post-9/11 age.
Interview with character
Ana Velasquez -
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This is an interesting read to say the least. Sometimes humorous, and
sometimes heartbreaking. The story line kept me glued until the end.
-- GhostWriter Literary Reviews
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