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He never intended to be a jailer …

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Paperback ISBN:      978-1-908600-57-8
eBook ISBN:            
978-1-908600-58-5

After years of travelling, responsible to no-one but himself, Steve has resolved to settle down. He gets a job, buys a house and persuades Liesel to move in with him.
 
Life’s perfect, until Liesel delivers her ultimatum: if he won’t agree to start a family, she’ll have to leave. He can’t bear to lose her, but how can he face the prospect of fatherhood when he has no idea what being a father means? If he could somehow make her stay, he wouldn’t have to choose … and it would be a shame not to make use of the cellar.
 
Will this be the solution to his problems, or the catalyst for his own unravelling?

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