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    I'll Never Forget: The Rosewoods - Bonus Content, #1
    I'll Never Forget: The Rosewoods - Bonus Content, #1
    I'll Never Forget: The Rosewoods - Bonus Content, #1
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    I'll Never Forget: The Rosewoods - Bonus Content, #1

    By Katrina Abbott

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    You've met Emmie, Brooklyn Prescott's roommate at The Rosewood Academy for Academic Excellence. You know her as a philanthropist and a great friend who comes from a very wealthy family. But have you wondered about Emmie's childhood and what made her the caring person she is today? Read I'll Never Forget, this short story about Emmie in preparation for her book, This Point Forward which is out now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOver The Cliff Publishing
    Release dateSep 22, 2014
    ISBN9781502252784
    I'll Never Forget: The Rosewoods - Bonus Content, #1
    Author

    Katrina Abbott

    A survivor of adolescence, Katrina Abbott loves writing about teens: best friends, cute boys, kissing, drama. Her main vice is romance, but she’s been known to succumb to the occasional chocolate binge. She may or may not live in California with her husband, kids and several cats. Taking the Reins is not her first book.  

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      I'll Never Forget - Katrina Abbott

      Thanks for downloading I’ll Never Forget! If you’re new to my books and this is the first thing you’ve read by me, you should know that this story is a prequel to This Point Forward, book 5 in The Rosewoods Series.

      You’ll probably want to start with Taking the Reins, which you can download for free at your favorite retailer.

      Happy Reading!

      xoxo

      Kat

      I’ll Never Forget

      A Short Story – prequel to

      This Point Forward

      by

      Katrina Abbott

      ––––––––

      Over The Cliff Publishing, 2014

      This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places or events are entirely coincidental.

      September, 2014

      Copyright © 2014 Katrina Abbott

      Written by Katrina Abbott

      Also by Katrina Abbott

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