Forever Winter
Forever Winter by Christopher Scott Wagoner, published by Omnific Publishing on May 19, 2015, is a contemporary fiction novel that explores the complexities of relationships and personal growth. The story centers on Steve Borgia, who, after losing his teaching job due to a drunken incident, finds himself working at a fast-food restaurant while navigating his tumultuous relationship with Autumn Winters. As Steve contemplates returning to the wrestling ring, he grapples with the physical and emotional toll it takes on him and his connection with Autumn.
Readers will encounter a narrative that intertwines the lives of Steve and Autumn with that of Eleanor Crawley, an electric guitar virtuoso facing her own challenges after a public humiliation involving her boyfriend. The book delves into themes of love, heartbreak, and the quest for self-identity, set against the vibrant backdrops of New York City and Tokyo. With 256 pages, this edition invites readers to experience a journey filled with laughter and introspection as the characters confront their pasts and make choices that will shape their futures.
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Steve Borgia should be happy that Autumn Winters is back in his life. A drunken brawl with a prostitute has cost Steve his teaching job, though, forcing him to flip burgers at the Greece Hut. Plus, Steve never knows if, or when, Autumn’s going to skip town again. Fed up with his fast food career, Steve decides to follow in his famous father’s footsteps and return to the wrestling ring. The money’s good, but the new job is taking its toll on both his body and his relationship with Autumn. Even if they get past their tumultuous breakup/make up, will Steve be in any condition to enjoy it? Meanwhile, electric guitar virtuoso and arachnid expert Eleanor Crawley has to navigate her own crisis. When her boyfriend Phil is caught in a compromising position with a co-worker and the image goes viral on social media, she is utterly humiliated. But is dumping Phil for a guy like quintessential “lady’s man” Rich Richards really a good idea? And if she could only quit dreaming about being in bed with Steve…and Autumn… Forever Winter takes you from the mean streets of New York City to the neon lights of Tokyo. You’ll laugh, you’ll sigh, and you’ll be glad you came along for the ride.
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