Chris McAuliffe

Me But Not Me (Scenes of Winter: Episode 3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The story's scope widens as the winter storm that threatened Julie subsides. The next morning at breakfast, Michael Worthington, a high school senior, attempts to connect with his father, Robert, but is frustrated by his aggressive opposition. The son sees it as a relic of an older generation and welcomes his opened-minded mom's offer for a ride to school. Along the way, she approves of Danny's, his new girlfriend's, positive influence, but the conversation turns to the topic of consent, which he finds insinuating. An inadvertent snowball triggers within him a violent urge to take revenge, and he's disturbed that he targets an eight-year-old boy. At school, social media buzzes with the first report of Julie's story. To Michael, the clues connecting his father to assault are clear. Will he admit to or deny his father's guilt?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Chris McAuliffe
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juni 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463481998
• Artikelnr.: 56991783

Autorenporträt

I'm a long-time resident of Windsor, CT living with Cheryl, who I've known since first grade and been in love with since senior year in high school. We've raised three children: Aaron, Kay and Rose. Raised three children? That's a vast understatement. Together, these four people have given me experiences and insights which have continually redefined how I see myself and the world I live in.

Job-wise, I'm a retired mechanical engineer who designed and developed a specific type of machine used in an aircraft system which few are aware of, but all air travelers depend on. At its best, the job was creative and rewarding and payed the bills. At its worst, it's something I'm grateful to never have to do again. And now I get to write every day!

So call me Chris. I use he/him pronouns. I'm a cis-gender heterosexual white upper-middle-class male who respects the power of labels, the freedom of no one to be limited by them, and my own evolving ignorance.