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    Game of Choices

    By Mayumi Cruz

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    About this ebook

    Every love story is not in vain. Every love story has a purpose.

    This is the tragic, heart-wrenching story of two star-crossed lovers who were repeatedly separated by a wrong set of choices till the very end.

    But this is also a story of second chances. For fate, cruel though at times, has a conscience too. It makes amends in ways we could never truly understand.

    Because Fate is compassionate, after all. It sets wrong things right. It fixes what was broken. It returns what was stolen.

    If we would only take a chance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMayumi Cruz
    Release dateJan 1, 2018
    ISBN9781370010387
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    Game of Choices
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    Mayumi Cruz

    Mayumi Cruz is an indie author of fusion fiction, writing stories that cross genre lines. Some of her writings have appeared in Philippines Graphic, Medium, and AdHoc Fiction. Her short story, Black Love, won in Bookbed’s Fictory Contest in 2017. To date, she has self-published eight books, as well as co-authored three anthologies. She lives in the Philippines with her husband and three sons.

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