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    Tethered

    By L.D. Davis

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    From the New York Times Best Selling Author of the Accidentally On Purpose trilogy...

    “You were born to be mine and I was born to be yours.”

    Donya Stewart’s chest filled with the soft beating wings of butterflies when she first met Emmet Grayne’s green eyes at the ripe age of five. Unable to identify the tugging pressure within her when in his presence, Donya moved through the first several years of her life addled by her feelings for the boy who was her best friend’s brother, and very much like her own sibling. But one cool autumn night in her mystifying teenage years, Emmet erases any ideas Donya has of him being anything like a sibling.

    Donya and Emmet, unable to deny the invisible cord that fetters them together on an incredibly visceral level, begin a long journey on a road abounding with challenges, hurdles, and destructive forces. Their love for one another is absolute, and the emotional link between them is strong, but when they make a series of painful decisions and mistakes that pull them apart, the strength of that tether is challenged.

    “The tether contorted and quivered and groaned in protest.”

    If you are in search of an angst-filled romance novel, get tied into Tethered...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL.D. Davis
    Release dateMar 30, 2014
    ISBN9781310134012
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