Home identity

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Parts 2
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Reads 27
Votes 2
Parts 2
Time 6m

Have you ever wanted to run away? But it's just an idea, you wouldn't actually do it, right? She does, she struggles to create a new identity for herself and find the home she is determined to get. A combination of harsh weather and kind strangers helps her complete her story and begin to get comfortable, until her sitter shows up.

A daring novel filled with wanderlust, adventures, love, emotion and kind souls that will show you what life can be like when things change.
Based on the music video and song "home" by Gabrielle Apline.
14+ for occasional swears and mature content.All Rights Reserved

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