"Sometimes you need to be broken, to be fixed," ▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️ When stereotypical bad boy, Alex Gram, accidentally befriends misunderstood Winter Lost their worlds turn upside down. When the broken hearts of these two finally break through that tough front, they need to fix it. They need to imbed themselves in each others hearts so deep, that even when fixed they are still broken. Highest Ranking: #758 in chicklit Cover is made by: @forevernovember

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#1 in readers choice! 5 years in a row #55 Watty awards #24 India #44 Betrayal Every relationship has misunderstandings. Everyone has a bad habit to judge people without even knowing anything about them. everyone has a bad habit of take hasty decisions and then repenting. Love stories take a second to break but years to make it .... if broken and amend again by luck it will always leave a permanent hitch! checkout to find out....

^Top Five Finalist in the 2013 Watty Award^ ATTENTION: Due to publishing this is only HALF of the book. For the complete story, this book is available on Amazon! Meet Reece Collins, Washington's star quaterback, best pitcher, and track star. Reece has the money, killer looks, and the perfect family. His life was perfect. Until the shooting. Now meet Payton Jennings. Payton is a quiet, shy, nobody that no one even knows she exists. She has little money, a severed family and bad looks. Most people don't even know she attends Washington high. She is the definition of a no body. The school is rattled and turned upside down when a weird, troubled kid brought a gun to school and opened fire in the hall. Luckily no one was killed or had any serious injuries besides one. Reece Collins and that's because the boy envied him so much it made him hate him so he meant to kill Reece. He almost did, but Reece survived. He lost his sight though and is now, blind. This changes his whole life and brings him to Payton a girl who doesn't care that he is blind. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1680308211/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1586995563&sr=8-32 Copyrighted 2012 © Tara L. Declan