Saving Montez
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Ongoing, First published May 28, 2015
Twenty six years ago Hope Montez came into the world.Born to wealthy socialite Naomi Kelly Montez and powerful business man Henrique Montez a life of poverty was far apart from this perfect world. At the age of sixteen everything shattered, revenge, murder and a great fortune tore a happy family apart. And from that day onward Hope lost all hope of living a normal life. 
But Joshua Small came on the scene and that leaves them both in a tangled web of lies and complications where the truth will set Hope free and a love that will last a lifetime.
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