This story contains themes of: assault, sexual assault abuse, statutory rape, attempted rape, cheating
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A man drives to the shred in his field to check on a water pump. Nobody should be there, but -yet- a dim light is on. Since his discovery, reality turns unbelievable, and his mind boils with frantic thoughts. This novel explores the language used to describe sexual encounters, as well as the twisted mind of a man in dispair.
The shed
by Leon Grap
2024
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Sarah: Not a totally original plot but well handled. I think Lucas would have been much more persistent possibly demanding legal access to his son.
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