| Author: | Scott Bachmann | ISBN: | 9780989605168 |
| Publisher: | Scott Bachmann | Publication: | May 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Scott Bachmann |
| ISBN: | 9780989605168 |
| Publisher: | Scott Bachmann |
| Publication: | May 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Having become the super hero Paragon, after a life of obscurity, Liza was too busy being the hero to pay attention to her own life. Her girlfriends new better and made sure that we she found a man she was interested in, that she didn't let him go. That man was Leon, a famous person in his own right, but whose fame was eclipsed by Liza. The press took notice of the power couple and hounded them relentlessly. The politics of Liza's job left little room for romance. What followed was the worst three dates ever, and it spelled doom for their relationship before it even got a chance to start. Despondent, Liza lost her way and tried to fill the hole with good deeds, done with the wrong intentions. This backfired and threatened her position on the Defense Force, the group that protected her legally as a hero, and provided her a home. She had to decide then what mattered to her, and what was she willing to do about it.
Having become the super hero Paragon, after a life of obscurity, Liza was too busy being the hero to pay attention to her own life. Her girlfriends new better and made sure that we she found a man she was interested in, that she didn't let him go. That man was Leon, a famous person in his own right, but whose fame was eclipsed by Liza. The press took notice of the power couple and hounded them relentlessly. The politics of Liza's job left little room for romance. What followed was the worst three dates ever, and it spelled doom for their relationship before it even got a chance to start. Despondent, Liza lost her way and tried to fill the hole with good deeds, done with the wrong intentions. This backfired and threatened her position on the Defense Force, the group that protected her legally as a hero, and provided her a home. She had to decide then what mattered to her, and what was she willing to do about it.
