Every Ending Is A New Beginning

Every Ending Is A New Beginning

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Jessica Folley is your average teenage girl, trying to find who she is. Thats just the thing, though. Nothing could've prepared her for the news she would hear that morning in the attorneys office. That she is not at all who she thought she was. Jessica Folley is not a cliché girl. And I can promise you, this is not a cliché story. {SNEAK PEEK} I don't like stars. Because they are lies within themselves, pretending to exist. They don't grant wishes. They don't make shapes, or tell stories. They're just there until one day when their light runs out. Until one day, you have to give up on them. And realize that even the stars lie, just like every other thing in this life. I turned away from the window. I don't need the stars. I've heard enough lies to last a lifetime. {takes place in 2010 before the boys are famous in America}
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Violet Hayes never expected her senior year to start with loss. Losing her mother to cancer was heartbreaking, but being sent away to London by a father who couldn't bear to look at her? That was something else entirely. Thrown into the home of her father's best friend, she finds herself living with the Montgomery brothers-Theo, the easygoing and protective one, and Mason, the arrogant, brooding, gorgeous one who makes it painfully clear that he wants nothing to do with her. Mason Montgomery has everything-looks, money, power. But beneath the smirks and confidence, he's spent years battling demons he refuses to name. When Violet walks into his life, soft-spoken yet undeniably strong, she's just another rich American girl-or so he thinks. He's determined to push her away, but she sees right through him. And the more he tries to fight it, the more he finds himself breaking all his own rules. What starts as heated arguments and endless teasing quickly turns into something neither of them can ignore. But just as Violet begins to feel like she belongs somewhere, Mason's world unravels-his mother's dark past comes back to haunt him, his rage spirals out of control, and the walls he built so high start to crumble. When a dangerous encounter at a party pushes them to their true breaking point, Mason is forced to face what he's known all along-Violet isn't just another girl. She's the one person who sees him. And he'll do anything to keep her safe, even if it means fighting against everything he's ever believed. Love was never supposed to be in the equation. But sometimes, the people who are the most broken are the ones worth fighting for the most.

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