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    Odd and Imperfect

    By A. A. Gupte

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    What happens when two broken souls collide?
    Mark Williams. Powerful. Charming. Actor. Shy. Wants to die!
    Celeste James. Philosophical. Troubled. Alone. Guarded. Offers Mark a final cheerful memory before he bids the world goodbye!
    A man with no desire for a future, and a girl not letting go of her troubled past. Both suffocating in realities of their own.
    One spontaneous adventure for Celeste becomes a reflective journey for Mark in the middle of nowhere.

    A story about faith, friendship, heartbreak, a scandal and a revelation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA. A. Gupte
    Release dateNov 13, 2015
    ISBN9781311037367
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    Odd and Imperfect
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    A. A. Gupte

    I'm inspired by the uniqueness of people, by their stories, dreams and struggles. My favorite stories involve characters who are reflective. Characters that are willing to push themselves to discover something new about herself/himself. I try to incorporate food, drinks, expressions and music in my writing to define characters and their traits.

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