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Split Second

Split Second

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Jun 6, 2014
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Romance
Carri Cartwright has lost everything she has worked for, her scholarship has been ripped out of her hands and she has to return home. The one place on earth she doesn't want to be. She vowed she'd never move back home, but since her parents can't afford to pay her university fees she has no choice. After leaving behind a guy she was really starting to develop feelings for and one of her best friends, she has to come back and face old friends and foes. In the process she makes new friends and in a way finds out who she really is, and who she really loves.
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