Letters To Jace

Letters To Jace

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Feb 17, 2013
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Romance
Meet Jace, a once high school jock who is starting to get his life back together. After spending his entire life with his girl best friend, Addison Jonson, who lived down his block, and falling madly in love with her, she broke his heart. Now all Jace has to do is fix the damages and move on. Unexpectedly, Addison comes back with a new last name with the desire to travel the world with her old best friend. The only problem is, Jace still hasn't moved on. In this life changing story about a boy and his desire to marry his best friend from the past, he encounters someone else. But what if Addison secretly wants him back? Then what?
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