The shell of what I was

The shell of what I was

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Romance
"The moon was shining on the lake at night, I looked over at Cara, her eye's was like a glimpse of heaven. At this point I didn't have a care in the world, being here with Cara made me feel free." After a harsh break-up Nina is lost and broken, vowing to herself to never fall in love again. But everything changed once her best-friend Nicki suggested a camping trip, Nina agrees just so she can escape reality for a bit, despite the fact that she doesn't know how to camp or have any survival skills. Nina finds her self falling again, this time with a strange mysterious girl, Cara. A book about love, friendship and lots of plot twists.
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