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Dry fireCatherine Lewis

Dry fire

278 pagesFirst published 19961 edition
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A lesbian decides to become a policewoman. The protagonist is Abigail Fitzpatrick of Florida, who joins the police in a reaction to the stress of her previous work--she was a paramedic--and her failure to save a boy's life. The novel describes her training, the obstacles she faces because of her sexual orientation, and the well-meaning attempts by men officers to cure her.

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionW.W. Norton19962789780393038354
PolicewomenLesbiansFictionFlorida, fictionPolicewomen, fiction