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    One High Season

    By J.F. Gump

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    Jarapan's dreams died the day she was raped. It wasn’t her fault, yet everyone treats her with disdain. She flees to the tourist city of Pattaya to start a new life. That decision unleashes the grinding wheels of fate. Mike Johnson has lived in Pattaya long enough to become a cynical man. Nothing has been the same since he lost Tippawan ("Math") Bongkarn, the woman who holds his heart even in her death. When he meets Jarapan, long-buried passions explode into love. Then he gets sick, really sick. It ignites a firestorm that tests their new love beyond endurance. "One High Season" is the emotional conclusion of the powerful Thailand Trilogy that spans continents and cultures in its search for love and happiness. Read all three books: "Even Thai Girls Cry", "The Farang Affair", and this, "One High Season".

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherbooksmango
    Release dateApr 16, 2011
    ISBN9786167270432
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    One High Season
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    J.F. Gump

    JF (Jesse) Gump is a US author. His early work consisted of short stories ranging from Science Fiction Adventure to Romantic Suspense. When he was sent to Thailand on a long-term work assignment, he discovered a world that blurred the lines of fantasy and reality. His first short story set in Thailand became a short novelette. His second effort became a novel that retells the star-crossed life of a young Thai woman nd her foreign lover. It was titled 'Even Thai Girls Cry'. His second novel 'The Farang Affair' reveals the unexpected aftermath of events from his first novel. Two women, one baby, and a farang are drawn by fate and circumstance to the beach resort city of Pattaya. Inconvenient truths stoke emotional turmoil in their search for a new life. 'One High Season' completes Jesse's Thailand Trilogy. 'One High Season' delves into matters of life, death, and choices. A single mistake, a misunderstanding, throws his Thai and farang characters into a maelstrom of fear and panic. It takes a near-miracle to pull them back from the edge of hatred. To tell more would ruin the ending. Jesse needs every visitor to Thailand to buy a copy of his first three books so he can stop working for a living and finish his latest tale of Thailand (smile).

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