The Cellist and The Boy

The Cellist and The Boy

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Chloe Sorrento is a world-class cellist. All she's ever known is music. It comes easy to her. Every performance ends with a standing ovation. Every note ends with a spark in her heart. Then she's sent to one of the most elite arts schools in the world. In England. And everything changes. The only thing she's ever known becomes the only safe haven in her life. Nothing and no one can change the fact that she's been shipped away from her family, her friends and her normal(-ish) life. Not even a certain chauffeur can make her feel safe. No matter how hard he tries. ... COVER BY: TaintedHearts_ (what a gal, this is such a nice cover)
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