Flame of Hope

Flame of Hope

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**Warning: This is a sequal to "Sing to Me." Be sure to read that one first before this one or this story won't make much sense** Happily ever after. It's a common phrase. A line that's used in every Disney Princess movie, and what every girl hopes to find someday. But . . . it's easier said than done. It's been four years since Olivia graduated from high school. It's also been four years since Olivia first sang on the stage in front of a big audience. Now she's getting ready to graduate from college and get her Associate's degree. She has in her mind that her life will turn out like all the Disney Princesses. That her prince charming/boyfriend Aiden will ride her off into the sunset and live happy ever after. That may be. They may get married, start a life together, have kids, etc. But, no ones life is perfect. No ones life is like a fairy tale. Olivia will learn that the hard way as she and Aiden go through challenge after challenge together. Will they make it through okay? Or will it be too hard for them to handle? **Warning: If you didn't catch it in the story description, this book is set four years after the first one.**
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***I WROTE THIS WHEN I WAS 13 AND ITS REALLY TERRIBLE. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK*** Rose Lewis is a normal girl brought up with an upper class family. Rose plays the violin, but not for her pleasing. That's what she has to live with day by day. Then this new boy is in her History class at school, Liam Anderson, and he catches her eye. He ignores everyone and only talks when necessary. But when they become partnered up with each other for an essay on Women's Rights, Liam sees the real Rose come out. Not the violin playing, polite and quiet Rose, but the side she has to keep from her family. When they become close, closer than friends, Rose's Dad won't let her see Liam because of his family's reputation. Will fate bring them together?

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