Forgetting Winter
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Last published Wed, Feb 4, 2015
After a life changing accident that leaves Winter Summers's heart mangled and shredded, she will have to learn to move on as she tries to forget everything. Sometimes forgetting things is easy, but forgetting people is like a knife in the heart, especially if you're trying to forget yourself.
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