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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

Intrigued, the bishop moved toward the commotion. He was about to check what was going on when the door opened abruptly and an unshaven man in a scruffy T-shirt and plaid flannel shirt rushed in. Father Bartłomiej ran in behind him. 


“Well, there you are," cried the newcomer, passing the bishop and heading straight for Lechoń. “Can you explain to me what the hell this is?” he waved some kind of piece of paper in front of him. 


Przytulski gestured to the people that wanted to stop the troublesome newcomer. 


“I'll take care of it," he promised. “Calm down, everything is under control.” 


Admittedly, this was yet to transpire, but the priest-bishop for some reason did not feel uneasy and the newcomer, instead of negative, evoked warm emotions in him. Although the visibly agitated visitor shouted and cursed, but one did not sense bad intentions from him. On the contrary, he gave the impression of someone driven by sincere concern. 


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