The story is surprising at every corner with unexpected connections, turns and events. This takes place in Nevada County during a bluegrass festival. The donor suddenly takes an interest in 'his' child, while the biological mother also has a rekindled interest in her 'lost son'. One through sperm donation, one through adoption.

It is one of the best plotted series I have read since 'Tales of the City', the book(s) throw plenty of twists and unexpected connections our way as well as showing unexpected consequences, falling like the proverbial dominoes in the title.Ī possibly only minor and harmless incident in a supermarket starts a chain reaction of events for a family with two unconventionally acquired children. Blaha is a well plotted and gripping thriller about a child abduction. » NSFW material should be marked as such.'Dominoes' by C.B. If you don’t like someone’s work, suggest ways to improve. » When offering criticism, give something more than a negative reaction. If someone doesn’t like your work, look for opportunities for growth. » Asking for critique is better suited for appropriate /r/writing threads, as well as other critique subreddits.Īccept criticism graciously. Links to personal blogs that, in turn, link to a purchasable copy are acceptable. » Link directly to a purchasable copy of your work. If you wrote it, post it if you didn't, convince the person who wrote it to post it. » Post only that work which you have the rights to.

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Dominoes by C.B. Blaha