Horribly Ever After

Horribly Ever After

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Hannah Reynolds has stopped hoping for a miracle. After living with a poor family all her life, she's given up on a dream that can never be accomplished without good income. She's taken to hating the world, people, life, and above all, love. Then, a secret about her family that's been kept for generations resurfaces and Hannah is torn between an opportunity to do what she's always dreamed of, or saving her family and their secret. But does she have any motivation at all? They've never been there for her. With only three weeks to accomplish everything, Hannah has to accept herself for who she is and learn to love purely, for what she hates the most is the only thing that can help her save her family. Can Hannah learn to love, live with life, and save everything she believes she holds dear in only three weeks? Find out in Horribly Ever After!
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