This story is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and situations are the product of Annie’s imagination or are used fictitiously. (Look Mother! I used a big word!) Any resemblance to actual events, locations, or persons, living or dead, is a roman a’ clef. Any situations that seem familiar are taken and made into a dramatic situation and are now no longer real. Ask me about coyotes sometime.

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First edition: January 2016

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To God. May I use the gift you have given me wisely.

To those who support me by editing, listening, tolerating and/ or just letting me fly. Thank you.

Thanks to CPRW for being a dynamic, supportive and inspirational group.

There is a French word for a story that is based on true situations or people, calledroman aclef. This story that you are about to read is as such with real life elements that have happened. Moreover, since real life is stranger than fiction, I have taken poetic license to twist the story into fiction. I do not mean to cause harm, slander or belittle. I merely strive to entertain and express emotions that is all part of a healing process. (Please forgive me…. I may have let my K-drama watching influence me a tad too much.) Please relax, grab a slice of pie and enjoy my first novel.

Sincerely,

Annie

C.C. Farmer