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This title in other editionsWorking Partsby Lucy Jane Bledsoe
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:An engaging debut novel about two individuals who challenge themselves and each other through friendship, commitment, reading, and sport Lesbian cyclist Lori Taylor is an exceedingly likable, top-notch bike mechanic. She's a smart woman with an embarrassing secret: she can't read. Her best friend Mickey, also a bike mechanic, is long on literacy but he often comes up short on love. In Lucy Jane Bledsoe's first novel, the two friends enter into a pact that leads each of them into dangerous emotional territory. As they negotiate the rough ride of personal growth and strained friendship, the mutual dream that drove them to the pact begins to unravel. Set at breakneck speed, Working Parts dazzles with its vibrant prose, memorable characters, and snappy dialogue. Bledsoe's increasing number of fans will eagerly welcome this fully realized story. Synopsis:Lori Taylor is a top-notch bicycle mechanic and a smart woman with well-oiled charisma. And, she cannot read. Her best fried Mickey is long on literacy but comes up short in matters of love. The two friends enter into a pact that leads to dangerous emotional territory. But as they negotiate the rough ride of personal growth, the mutual dream that drives them begins to unravel... Working Parts is an exceptional novel that taps the essence of friendship and the potential unleashed when we face our most intense fears.
Synopsis:From the Lambda Literary Award-winning author of Sweat. Lesbian cyclist Lori Taylor, an exceedingly likable, top-notch bike mechanic, is a smart woman with a secret: she can't read. Her best friend, Mickey, is long on literacy, but often comes up short on love. When the two friends enter into a pact, they are led into dangerous emotional territory. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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