Laws of Motion & Attraction (NOW PUBLISHED!)
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  • Reads 72,247
  • Votes 278
  • Parts 6
  • Time 18m
Complete, First published Jun 26, 2015
Alex is off to a great start for the new school year when she meets the most perfect guy on campus the weekend before the semester begins. But fate takes a shocking turn come Monday when they meet once again-but at completely different circumstances. For right there she finds the man of her dreams standing in front of her class. Mr. Perfect just turned into Mr. Perfectly-off-limits! 


Sir Isaac Newton's 3rd Law states: "Every action has an opposite and equal reaction," and Alex learns that the same applies to love... only more complex. For love is an intricate concept: a spiraling web of science, fate, and feelings. And when feelings are involved, it gets complicated.

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This fanfic has been re-written and published as a NEW NOVEL. You can buy the book on www.vivabooks.ph and all leading bookstores in the Philippines. Please contact the author for international orders.
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