Poisoned Innocence

Poisoned Innocence

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Romance
Sierra Wynter was a broken woman. She had seen the worst that the world had to offer and the only reason she continues to fight is because of her 5 year old son, Trey. Just as she finally accepted her fate, an old forgotten love from her past reappeared and gave her hope, but will she find happiness or will this be another heartbreaking disappointment.
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Ever since Sierra was a little baby, she had a dream. She wanted to get far and live her life the way she wanted. She decided that she wasn't going to be forced into something she didn't want. But when she told someone her dreams, they laughed at her. They thought she was joking. Except one boy. One boy she could always count on. That boy was Aiden Marino. The same boy that held her heart.... and her hand. But of course, life is complicated. More so than anything we know. So what happens to a Sierra when Aiden leaves. For 5 years with no contact and no warning. As if he disappears. And after 5 years he returns with one hope. Proving himself to the girl he loves. To the girl he never stopped loving. To the girl who still holds his heart.... and his hand. Read this story to find out whether Sierra will get her dream and find the love of her life. To find out whether Aiden can show Sierra he deserves her. To find whether these two will be able to hold each other's hand all the way down the aisle. ~Marissa-Meyer-Fan 💗

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