📱 eBook en inglés THE FOREST IS CRYING

Short story, originally published in The Earth Strikes Back, Mark Zeising Books, 1994. First time in ebook format.

With the recent death of a client social worker Chris Dennison realizes hes hitting burn out in his job but he cant seem to pull himself out of the downward spiral hes falling into. Hes ready to walk away from it all until he meets a girl who shouldnt exist, who tries to show him that if he doesnt like the answers hes getting, maybe hes asking the wrong questions.

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