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The story is my interpretation of the future of Amy &Ty Borden, 10 years after marriage, and their adventures in Montana. Now married with 3 kids and a thriving business in Canada and the US. It is loosely based on Heartland, a CBC series, and is a work of fiction, drawing inspiration from the outstanding series and what might have been. Some mature content is involved throughout the book.

For the first time in eighteen years, the Stafford twins are going their separate ways. While Sadie is content with staying in their small town on Manitoulin Island, forgoing university to take on an available apprenticeship at a local garage, Lauren can't wait to leave. Spreading her wings, she jets off to the east coast for her freshman year at Dalhousie, ready to experience everything university life has to offer. Both twins know adjusting to the distance will be hard, but neither could've imagined the struggles they'd face when they don't have the other to lean on. *This story has been selected as one of the Top 10 entries to the Wattpad x CBC Incubator*

LOYAL SUBJECTS, The time has come to announce that your Royal Highnesses will be stepping down from their posts as Almighty Beacons of Beauty and Grace, and Lucy. In their honor, the castle in which they resided will be sealed up, brick by brick, and the residence known as the Chicklit Bookclub will live on only in memory. All of which is to say, we greatly enjoyed running the CBC and collaborating with such talented, smart and dedicated writers. Although at one point we thought the CBC could rise from the ashes and we would reinvent ourselves bigger and better, we must reluctantly admit that our priorities now lie elsewhere and that the CBC will not have its planned resurrection. We will both continue to be active on Wattpad and hope to keep our CBC relationships strong and vibrant. The bookclub is no more, but our goals and vision for what ChickLit can be exist far outside of this club. We will continue to incorporate them into our writing, and we know you will, too. Good luck, and godspeed, and go treat yo'self. Ever Brilliant, Your Almighties

Oh, group chats. They're good for keeping up with your friends and sending them things, making announcements, and sharing information, but they certainly aren't good when CBC finds out about them and makes their own. And now Vixxie's spamming the chat, Hibiscus and PikaShit have a way to eternally store their fights, and Robert can't stop getting notifications. Over all, there's more chaos coming from this chat--which Boss created to stop the chaos‐‐then ever before seen in The Gang, which is quite the achievement. Still aren't convinced this was a bad idea? Well, here's Why you Shouldn't Give The Gang a Group Chat. Written by suntitled.

Lynn Carr thinks her life is over when she has to move in with her dad, but what she doesn't know is that Whalen she moves her life will be the same just with different people, and an added guy.

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White Horses on the Bay is an 80,000 word literary fiction spanning two eras in one extraordinary seaside town. The main narrative follows six days in the life of Fisher Sullivan, a young grave digger and church custodian struggling to find meaning and acceptance in his isolated world. The unusual but true story of a famous opera star, now buried in the historic cemetery Fisher maintains, echoes throughout the book. Twillingate, Newfoundland in the spring of 1964, is the setting for the whirlwind of events that challenge Fisher to think beyond his self inflicted solitude. The late 1800's and the beginning of the 20th Century is the era of the opera star who left the same quiet fishing village for the grand theatres of Europe. Fisher Sullivan and Georgina Stirling live in separate times yet their need for love and their ties to home remain constant forces in their journeys. Fisher's grandmother, Norma Sullivan, awaiting her own death in Twillingate's Memorial Hospital, has lived through both eras. Her last days are filled with memories of the way things used to be and perhaps still are.

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