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    Suppose There Wasn't A Tomorrow

    By Von Kambro

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    About this ebook

    A couple meets by chance and begin a romantic adventure together despite that one of them is married and the other is going through a divorce. They meet at random throughout the work week and have fiery trysts at their workplace, but when they have the time to meet outside of work they dance and make love to a particular song.

    The desire, passion and romance between a man and woman can have no limits, and with this couple it begins with a single thought: Suppose There Wasn't a Tomorrow...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVon Kambro
    Release dateDec 3, 2018
    ISBN9780463650424
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    Suppose There Wasn't A Tomorrow
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    Von Kambro

    Von Kambro is a writer based in the Chicago area, and has Native American lineage from a grandmother who was half Potawatomi and lived on Walpole Island. His inspiration to write seven award winning feature length screenplays and several popular short stories is derived from his family's Native American Heritage.

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