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    Nobody's Child

    By Wendy Tyler Ryan

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    Fifteen years is a long time, but not long enough for Clancy Wilson to forget the past. She wants to believe in second chances and now, more than anything else, she wants to believe in Mason Harbeck. Will she trust him enough to tell him the truth, or will her heart betray her?

    I didn’t take long for Mason to fall for Clancy, but he knows there’s something keeping her from letting him in. As they grow closer, it’s Mason’s own secret that threatens to push her further away.

    Will giving into desire bring them the happiness they both desperately want? Or will it rip them apart forever?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLemon Twist Press
    Release dateJun 7, 2016
    ISBN9780992093020
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    Nobody's Child
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    Wendy Tyler Ryan

    I have been writing in one form or another for most of my life. When I was too young to put my thoughts to paper, or even know that I could, my imagination secretly stored away all the things I couldn't say. I was a big daydreamer and it got me into trouble on more than one occasion. Now, with pen in hand or keyboard beneath my fingers, I can get into all the trouble I want!

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