Midnight Sun: A Short & Sweet Folk Rock Romance

Midnight Sun: A Short & Sweet Folk Rock Romance

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They say to never meet your heroes. Luckily for groupie Olive, when the one person she looks up to lets her down, Ambrose- the gorgeous, talented, captivating banjo player in an indie folk band- is waiting with an outstretched hand to help her back up. A short, sweet rockstar romance fewer than 5,000 words.
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