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Freefall

Freefall

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, May 18, 2017
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Love can happen in the most unexpected of places-even in the midst of emotional upheaval. When David's aunt rang to inform him his father's dead, David heads back to his hometown to attend the funeral and get rid of his childhood home of horror. He expects the demons he ran from twelve years ago to come back to haunt him-demons that are not just related to the man who's being put in his grave, but to a man who was buried twelve years ago. What David had not expected was the toll it would take on him to face it all. Neither had he expected the handsome neighbour who doesn't listen to gossip and who doesn't judge him for his past. But when the biggest secrets of all are revealed David is thrown for a loop. Because it can't really be true... can it?
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