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Express Cafe and Other Ramblings
by Heather Crouse   
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Express Cafe and Other Ramblings
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Category:  Literary Fiction
Publisher: Lulu Press

ISBN-10:  055765923X

Type: Fiction

Pages: 140

Copyright: 
March 6, 2013
ISBN-13: 9780557659234

Price: $4.99 (eBook)


This book is comprised of a collection of works about the different paths that life can take. Each work is separate, but still relates to the human condition in some manner.

Express Cafe is a collection of works about the different paths that life can take and how people deal with them.  Perhaps you can find something to relate to in this book.



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Out of nowhere, a blaring horn sounded. Chad blinked. The traffic, the smells, and the hustle-bustle of the city life were all in his senses again. He rested his back more comfortably against the wide window of the building. Right now, Frank would be inside talking to Monica, perhaps even touching her. Chad curved the fingers of his right hand into a fist. He could hardly count the number of times he’d had to fight the urge to touch her soft hair or hold her. He remembered when he’d caught the couple dancing in the living room last week. Their bodies were pressed close. His muscles had tightened instantly and the spasmodic clenching of his jaw had left it sore all the next day. He sighed again. Why did he have to feel something for his best friend’s girl? And why did it kill him every time he saw them together?


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