Impact (Collision Duology #1)

Impact (Collision Duology #1)

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Melanie Parks had it all. An amazing childhood best friend Lauren Porter, they're attending one of the best colleges in the country together, a great family, and a longtime boyfriend, Jamie Sanders, she loves and who loves her back. Or so she thought. Her world is turned upside down when she meets Spencer Bowers when they get paired together for a semester long psychology project. Turns out Jamie and Spencer know each other in passing and can't stand one another. As the semester goes on tension slowly bubbles between her and Jamie, to the point where Jamie loses his temper on Melanie, leaving Spencer to pick up the pieces, and Melanie.
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Collision Duology

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