Bring Me The Morning (Sample)

Bring Me The Morning (Sample)

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Haven Sheathes had a good life. She had fame, beauty, the money (though she was threatened to lose it if she continues on defying her parents), and the bestfriend anyone would be envious to have. Her existing problems were solvable. As long as Kris was there. Until she wasn't there anymore. Until she was left alone with the guilt of doing the only thing that she regretted; saving herself. She saved herself from one predicament only to succumb to greater pain. Kite Christopher James was a cardboard cut out of a handsome, mysterious character in any YA book. And also, was the boyfriend Kris left behind. Being the two most important people in Kris's life and, being both adamant in not moving on, these two resolved in sharing to each other memories with their beloved girl. Except, this entails intimacy of crashing down walls around hearts, showing weaknesses, and leaving souls vulnerable. Bring Me The Morning is a novel about hurt, comfort, love, and pain enduring.
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