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Fated Destinations: A Contemporary, Paranormal, and Science Fiction Romance Boxed Set
Escape from the everyday with this set of 7 all-new travel-based romances from award-winning authors. These exciting stories span the globe (and beyond!) to spin tales of love and intrigue in exotic locations. Take a mental vacation today with the Fated Destinations box set.
A Royal Problem ...more
Escape from the everyday with this set of 7 all-new travel-based romances from award-winning authors. These exciting stories span the globe (and beyond!) to spin tales of love and intrigue in exotic locations. Take a mental vacation today with the Fated Destinations box set.
A Royal Problem ...more
ebook, 450 pages
Published
December 27th 2016
by Crimson Tree Publishing
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Jan 02, 2017
Laura Hernandez (TheVoluptuousBkDiva/YABkDivas)
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it was amazing
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I found myself being swept away by the the romantically sweet stories contained within this boxed set. We not only bear witness to heartache and betrayal but also to redemption, self-worth and the happiness one can find when you allow yourself to be open to any and all possibilities.
Every author has their own unique style and creativity and it shines through each and every single story. I loved that the stories contained the right amount of romance and that each one was as refreshing as the last ...more
Every author has their own unique style and creativity and it shines through each and every single story. I loved that the stories contained the right amount of romance and that each one was as refreshing as the last ...more
Two stories stood out to me in this collection.
First Susan Harris’ Jessie's Girl.
It was just such a beautiful and important story. Making the main character bisexual is important. They need representation in fiction. The story was about love. The way Max' family handled her spinning out of control twice, the one teacher that cares and who makes all the difference and, maybe most importantly, then the girl who is willing to see past genders, even though it scares her, and risks just loving the pe ...more
First Susan Harris’ Jessie's Girl.
It was just such a beautiful and important story. Making the main character bisexual is important. They need representation in fiction. The story was about love. The way Max' family handled her spinning out of control twice, the one teacher that cares and who makes all the difference and, maybe most importantly, then the girl who is willing to see past genders, even though it scares her, and risks just loving the pe ...more
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Originally from Ohio, Julie always dreamed of a job in science. Either shooting for the stars or delving into the mysteries of volcanoes. But, life never leads where you expect. In 2007, she moved to Mississippi to be with her significant other.
Now a mother of a hyperactive red headed boy, what time she’s not chasing down dirty socks and unsticking toys from the ceiling is spent crafting worlds r ...more
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