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    Kindling the Past

    By M.S. Kaye

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    About this ebook

    In the midst of tragedy, Kindle is trying to forge a new life. But when she starts having visions of the past, she needs to follow them to the truth … no matter what the cost. Kindling the Past is M. S. Kaye’s sweeping tale of friendship and love, and will be a welcome addition to your romance library.

    Kindle is fighting to survive on her own, to break free from her possessive and violent ex-boyfriend, and trying not to let her best friend, Anna, know she’s in love with her husband. Most of all, she fights the visions she sees of the past—she doesn’t believe in that kind of stuff.

    Then Anna is shot and killed.

    In their grief, Kindle and Ty, Anna’s husband and Kindle’s Taekwondo instructor, grow closer. Although Kindle is careful never to let him too close, he helps her learn to accept that her visions are real. Eventually, the truth about Anna’s death breaks through into Kindle’s visions, and she must find a way not to let it destroy her.

    Content Notes: Spicy, Non Sexual Graphic Violence, Non Sexual Physical Assault, Contemporary, Suspense, Paranormal, Sports, Athletes
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLiquid Silver Books
    Release dateApr 28, 2014
    ISBN9781622101009
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