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    Last Chance

    By Lauren Runow

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    Mackenzie

    From the very first moment I laid eyes on him, I knew my heart was his for the taking. He was the boy who filled me with butterflies and made my palms turn clammy at the mere sight of him.

    There was only one problem... he was my best friend’s older brother.

    It’s been eight years since I’ve last seen him, and I refuse to live another day without telling him the truth. So here I stand, taking my last chance to get him to notice me, my last chance to see if he feels the same way.

    I need to know if he is just a fantasy, or if he could be my reality...

    Before my reality changes forever.

    Connor

    I never wanted a girlfriend; I was burned by love and vowed to never go down that road again. But when the beautiful girl I’ve known practically my entire life snuck her way into my arms there was something that changed in me. I wanted to be with her, next to her. Just simply kissing her lips made my life complete.

    Now I have one mission.

    To make hers complete, too.

    • Last Chance is a story of love and heartache proving that life is not always fair, but it's worth the pain to get the moments you’ll treasure forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLauren Runow
    Release dateApr 18, 2018
    ISBN9781370582907
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