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All The Missing Pieces
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Ongoing, First published Dec 24, 2024
Sometimes, in order to find yourself, you have to get lost. 
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With prom only two weeks away, Peyton Haddad's friend Marina enlists him to help her set up their two best friends, James and Emily. One small problem: Peyton is head over heels in love with James. But after a traumatic incident at his last school, star pitcher Peyton finds refuge in the closet. Reluctantly, he agrees to help Marina, hoping the plan will help him get over his crush, but could it end up bringing them closer instead?
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TW: this novel contains depictions of homophobia, anxiety, depression, and domestic child abuse.
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