SAFE HAVEN | R. CAMERON

SAFE HAVEN | R. CAMERON

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IN WHICH, Haven Quinn spent most of her life stuck in the bubble wrap as one of the princesses of the island while living with her godfather's family her whole life. The People's Princess. Haven was one of the ballet dancers on the island that spent most of her time there or with her childhood friends, trying to ignore the tragic past she had from her parents death when she was a baby and trying to be happy. By hanging out with her childhood friends, she got out of the bubble wrap and got winded up in treasure hunting. She was also hunting her heart and trying to figure out what it wanted. Who it wanted. But that happened to be Rafe Cameron, the boy that ignored her for years without a reason or so she thought.

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