Another one where JL Merrow shows off her knack for class code-switching dialogue to brilliant effect, while bringing a message of acceptance, kindness, and empathy. ( )

I know I read this a while ago but seemed to have missed rating it.

As always with Ms. Merrow, the characters in this short are wonderfully drawn! ( )

This is an interesting story about a man who discovers his past, or rather the circumstances of his birth and biological mother, aren't quite what he thinks. It is well written and led me along the path with him as he unveils the facts, and deals with them. Friends may not be who they seemed either, so Giles really has a lot to deal with here.

If you like stories about discovering who you really are (in the genetic sense), if you like the slow reveal of dawning truth, and if you're looking for a short read that might make you think, you will probably like this free book. ( )