A Year [REWRITING]

A Year [REWRITING]

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Oct 23, 2017
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Romance
After a few years of isolating herself from her hometown and family, Katherine Ramos returns home with a heavy heart. Her parent's death changes her completely and she decides it is time to change the course of her life to something that was and is always very important, family. The story takes the course of an entire year and the challenges Katherine has to put herself through in order to maintain her family together, which is what she knows her parents will want from her. Book cover: I do not own the original image.
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