Buttons Cafe (Completed)

Buttons Cafe (Completed)

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WpMetadataReadComplete Sun, Dec 25, 201611h 3m
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Meet Theo Oswin; the quirky sweetheart with the British accent. Anxiously, Theo begins a temporary job at Buttons Cafe: a classic all-American retro restaurant where all types of the absolute unexpected can occur. Theo's life is turning upside down over and over again by all the shenanigans she has to overcome. It's a bittersweet taste of adulthood for Theo as she is going to have to crawl out of her shell and into reality.
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One letter can be a coincidence, two letters can be a prank but the a few next letters can be serious. Theo, a nineteen-year-old teen, felt isolated at Autumnsfield. While his friends are out of town spending summer in the hottest way possible, he is stuck in town to manage their Café with his eldest sister Emma, while their parents are on a tour in Canada. Moonbeam's Café is being renovated for expansion and Theo was assigned to box every book at the Café's reading nook. A letter distracted his already messed up work, finding it tucked in the pages of a book. Sneakily, he read the first letter without a single clue that it could change his whole summer into something mysterious--and lethal. With every clue, he tracked down the letters that contains deep and unlawful secrets about its writer, and with every read his feeling is affected. Raw. Unedited. Read at your own risk. © 2017 FortressMeadow This story is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely concidental.

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