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    Choices

    By Cate Dean

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    About this ebook

    The choices we make can change our destiny.

    Maura Hart has spent the last three years hiding from the choice that tore away the life she knew and the people she loved. Now she is finally taking small steps out of isolation, back into the world.

    The first person she reaches out to turns her life upside down, throwing her into a not-so-distant future – where her profession is now a death sentence, and the only man she can trust may also be her executioner.

    She has three windows of time, three narrow chances to return home. To do so, she needs to trust the man she shouldn’t, learn to forgive what she never thought could be forgiven, and make the one choice that will change her life forever.

    *Inclues a preview of Second Son, the prequel to Shattered Throne.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCate Dean
    Release dateJul 2, 2015
    ISBN9781513071589
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    Cate Dean

    Cate Dean has been writing since she could hold a pen in her hand and put more than two words together on paper. She grew up losing herself in the wilds of fantasy worlds, and has had some of her own adventures while tromping through the UK, and a few other parts of the world. A lover of all things supernatural, she infuses that love into her stories, giving them a unique edge. When she's not writing, she loves cooking, scaring herself silly in the local cemeteries, and reading pretty much anything she can get her hands on.

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