We never really know what we have until it's gone.
That's what Devon Camburn realizes the night he makes an awful mistake and jeopardizes his relationship. Piling on top of his already failing grades, the only thing that can make it worse - in the throes of his mistake at a drunken party - he stumbles into the last person he wants to see - his professor, Dr. Asan, who just gave him a lecture on responsibility that day.
What Devon expects to be a beratement turns into a story - one where Dr. Asan shares about his own misgivings in college, his love and losses, and the search for his identity as an Indian-American in 1990, told over a single, stormy winter night. eBook edition
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979-8-9889380-2-6 (9798988938026)
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M.E. Glinz has been writing since she could string together a sentence and hasn't stopped since-even when her teachers would get mad at her. Her writing reflects both the nostalgia of youth and the maturity of adulthood and the pangs that come with it. When she's not writing, she's working as a nurse traveling the United States with her husband, although Michigan will always be home. Take My Sunshine is her debut novel.
