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    A Lucky Second Chance

    By Nickie Nalley Seidler

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    About this ebook

    What do you do when life doesn't go as planned?

    Nobody plans to be abused. Emma Dunn certainly didn't. When life with her fiancé takes a terrifying turn, she flees to her hometown of Chicago without looking back, and her brother Kevin takes her in. Life is slowly getting better for Emma, thanks in no small part to real-life Prince Charming, Nathan Weber. He sweeps her off her feet, almost literally, and dotes on her from day one.

    But when the unexpected happens and their pasts catch up with them, can their fairy tale still have a happy ending? Even the strongest can break. Love has the power to consume, but it also has the power to break. Will her past prevent her from moving on with her future or will it come back and ruin everything she's worked so hard to forget….

    A Lucky Second Chance takes you on a journey of self discovery, while providing plenty of twists, intrigue and an intense love, that will capture your heart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNickie Seidler
    Release dateJun 24, 2013
    ISBN9781490368979
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