Untouched Sky

Untouched Sky

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Oakville, 2017. A girl with ice in her blood. A boy with wings on his back. Elizabeth Lockis, former hockey captain, returns to Oakville after a year in Australia, haunted by the shadow of a vanished title and the weight of her name erased from the school history. Samuel Devalson, one of the brightest rising volleyball stars, hides behind a title that masks his true self, with sarcasm as his shield and a smile as his sword in the battle of every day. She plays hockey like a war. He uses volleyball as prayer And somewhere in their separate worlds they find something they never planned on: Each other. Secrets, rivalries. A game no one wins without scars. For them, Oakville isn't just a town. It's the place where everything broke, and maybe, just maybe, where they can start again.
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**Story Blurb:** Serena's world fell apart when she lost her dad, and since then, everything in her life has been a blur of chaos and confusion. She's lost herself in the process, unsure of who she is or where she belongs. Enter Jake-charming, carefree, and allergic to commitment. He's made it clear he wants no part of a relationship, preferring to keep things casual and avoid getting too close. But despite their differences, Serena and Jake find an unlikely connection, forming a strange but undeniable friendship. As they navigate their own personal struggles, they begin to challenge each other's boundaries and unravel the patterns they've built around themselves. In a world that seems to have forgotten how to make sense, they just might be the spark each other needs to start healing.

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