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Adam is an attorney who loves his job and is really good at it. Too good. After leading to the acquittal of a man accused of a series of brutal murders, another is committed and the freed man is caught at the scene. Adam blames himself for the crime and feels like he is about to fall into some sort of abyss....
However, there are hands that will try to save him from falling. Will they be strong enough to do it? Will passion and perhaps some warmer feelings save Adam's heart? Or are Hubert's intentions not quite so pure? After all, he too has had his transitions, just like Adam, pursued by his dark past?
As gravity drags Adam down, will love be found to spread his wings and lift him high again?
Join his struggle with darkness and dark romance to learn the conclusion of his story.

All characters, organizations, and events described in this book are fictional. Any resemblance to real people and events is coincidental.

Save Me Before I Fall Down

“I don't know," Adam concluded. "The only thing I can think of is that I escaped before he had time to get bored with me.” 


“The prey that got away," pondered the policeman. “Yes, that could be it. You were quite lucky. If he was already showing certain tendencies, who knows how far he could have gone. If he really is the accomplice, you could have ended up like those boys.” 


Adam trembled. Under nineteen, he could be lying on an autopsy table, brutally murdered by a man he trusted. 


“Yes, I know," he nodded. He might have added that he didn't miss much. These words, however, did not pass his lips. 


“Unfortunately, without Kwiecień's testimony, even with the name of the suspect there is not much we can do," Niedzic remarked thoughtfully. Lechoń was relieved that the policeman took his words seriously. "I can put him under some observation, but we won't get any warrant. Nor do I have grounds to call him to testify even as a witness.” 


52 The Pray that Got Away