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Synopsis:
My name is Destiny, a fact I appreciate, since I’ve always felt
like I had one.
I live in the fast lane, which runs right through a world full
of expensive cars, designer bags, and top-of-the-line everything else - none of
which I get to experience. I’m not fancy, I never have been. If there’s one
thing I know, it’s that the world is quick to put labels on everyone and
everything, but what a label can’t do, is tell you who you really are.
I’ve come a long way from who I used to be. Ten year ago, I was
dependent on others, lacking in direction, and … in love with Sebastian Medina.
He captured me with his chocolate-brown eyes and reckless
heart. I gave him everything I had to offer back then, even the most sacred
parts of my heart and my body. When he left he took my virginity with him. My
heart was in tatters.
So I started trying to put the pieces back together. I went to
law school, became independent. Now, he’s come back, and the only thing I
haven’t been able to do, is mend my broken heart.
I’ve followed my intuition, and let him back into my life, but
it’s carried with it a price. His past has come back to haunt us, and the life
I’ve carefully constructed for myself is in danger of being lost ...
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About The Author:
Crystal St. Clair is a busy mother who lives in the multicultural country of Canada not in an igloo, but wishes she had a pet beaver who likes syrup and pancakes. She can usually be found playing soccer with her kids while their dog steals the spotlight, making others laugh, writing poetry and other stories go to her loved ones or someone in need of a smile. She is a proud sponsor member of Plan Canada - I Am A Girl foundation and volunteers for Canine Connect A Care Rescue. She is a Law Clerk graduate but hopes to become a full time author writing novels for adults and the young generations. Crystal St. Clair played Momma Bear in a Middle School production of The Bernstein Bears and wrote her first story that started her publishing interest.
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