Gil wakes up to a completely
refurbished home, a petulant dog and once again single.
Welcome to his life.
On the surface he has everything.
He just closed a deal where he’s
now a very wealthy man, beautiful house as well as a young, muscular body
everyone agrees is built for mansex.
But he also needs to cope with the
fact his love life is in shreds with reminders of his failure all around him,
his staff seems to treat him more as an occasionally dimwitted younger brother
then big shot mogul with too many of his peeps being big, brawny bodyguards to
protect him from persons unknown.
Add to the mess, he’s recovering
from being hit by a Dodge minivan which is reeeeally embarrassing since it
should at least have been a Humvee and everyone’s giving him attitude including
the dog.
So Gil Walker is Coping in Savannah the best way he can.
You can find Coping in Savannah
at Amazon.com.
