Friendly Fire and a Side Order of French

About the Book

Friendly Fire and a Side Order of French is the humorous story of a whimsical, free-spirited intern recalling her first venture in the world of corporate work. Self-proclaimed loner, Dylan Francis begins an internship where she undeniably doesn’t fit in. Her eclectic fashion sense, love of body piercings and outrageous hair color is forced to take a back seat to the inevitably plain and boring that is the corporate office “look”. But nothing can force Dylan’s unconventional, rebel personality from taking a back seat. She goes through the internship with a wry attitude and sharp tongue, holding nothing back as she recounts the weeks of rule breaking flip-flops in the corridors, smoking on the third floor and of course the other obnoxious interns who more than likely had this coming.

About the Author

Kia-Marie Khelawan’s love of reading, writing and storytelling blossomed when she was just a little girl. At age nineteen, a first time experience inspired her to write the novel, Friendly Fire and a Side Order of French, a rebellious, unapologetic debut. Kia-Marie Khelawan lives in Trinidad and Tobago where she continues to write using her unique brand of humour and unconventional style.