Changing Channels: A Short Story Novella

Changing Channels: A Short Story Novella
ISBN-10
1441535535
ISBN-13
9781441535535
Series
Changing Channels
Category
Fiction
Pages
200
Language
English
Published
2009-08-01
Author
Peaches

Description

These 3 short stories and 2 poems tell about domestic and family life. They cover such topics as extramarital affairs, domestic violence, divorce, blackmail, homosexuality, truancy, neighbours, wayward children and struggling parents.

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