Excuse me I Quit!

Excuse me, I Quit!

Excuse Me, I Quit! by Angela Lynn Carver, In the pulsating heart of the city, where skyscrapers stretch toward the heavens and dreams are built and shattered with each passing moment, there exists a woman on the precipice of a life-altering decision. “Excuse Me, I Quit!” by Angela Lynn Carver beckons readers into the whirlwind world of Olivia Bennett, a corporate warrior with a corner office and a soul yearning for something more. Read the blurb below.

Excuse me, I Quit! Blurb

This Volume Contains Two Captivating Stories in One

Book One: Annie’s Odyssey

Annie Fisher, an awkward teenage girl, has spent her life enduring the torment of bullies who target her for her nerdy appearance and shy demeanor. She dreams of finding solace and acceptance as she enters high school, but her hopes are dashed when she captures the attention of Evan Green, the notorious troublemaker of the school. Evan singles her out, making her his reluctant errand girl and subjecting her to relentless bullying. As Annie struggles to navigate the treacherous halls of her high school, she grapples with the question: Will she ever escape Evan’s torment, or is her high school experience doomed to be overshadowed by his cruelty?

Book Two: Shane’s Dilemma

Shane Clark appears to be the epitome of a model student: kind, respectful, and friendly to all. However, he harbors a secret disdain for his best friend’s little sister, Annie Garcia. Despite his outward facade, Annie’s very presence grates on his nerves, leading him to become her constant tormentor in private. While Shane maintains a facade of civility in public, his interactions with Annie are marked by psychological and emotional warfare. Perplexed by Shane’s dual nature, Annie resolves to confront him with kindness, hoping to either dissuade him from his torment or expose his true nature to the world.

In these intertwined tales of adolescence and adversity, Angela Lynn Carver delves into the complexities of teenage relationships, exploring themes of bullying, identity, and the transformative power of empathy. As Annie and Shane navigate the tumultuous waters of high school, they confront their own demons and grapple with the true meaning of friendship and forgiveness. With richly drawn characters and poignant storytelling, Excuse Me, I Quit! is a poignant reminder that sometimes the most unexpected friendships can emerge from the darkest of conflicts.