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    A Fighting Chance
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    A Fighting Chance

    By T. L. Hayes

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    Lou Silver is a stage combat instructor by day, and teaches Kung Fu on the weekends. When Lou meets Staff Sergeant Stephanie "Steve" Adams through one of her Kung Fu students, Lou can’t resist her instant attraction, even though Steve’s military background stirs old resentments. As Steve battles to break down the walls around Lou’s heart, Lou must come to terms with her past to give love a fighting chance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBold Strokes Books
    Release dateSep 11, 2018
    ISBN9781635552584
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    A Fighting Chance
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    T. L. Hayes

    T. L. Hayes is just your typical over-educated, under-employed dyke who, thanks to an understanding spouse, gets to stay home and write her little stories. She has held many jobs, including customer service agent, housekeeper, and poll-taker. None of them has been as satisfying as writing, especially writing stories with predominately gay characters. She holds master’s degrees in English and educational studies, and an incredible amount of student loan debt. An Illinois transplant, she currently resides in Oklahoma with her transgender husband, Jaykob.

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