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Hey guys, if anyone’s interesting in reading my new story it’s called Music To My Ears! 
          	
          	I hope you enjoy it, it’s a story I wrote a couple years back and have now just decided to publish it. This story holds a really special place in my heart and I’d love to hear from you guys to see if you fall in love with the characters just as I have!

artificial-intel

Hey guys, if anyone’s interesting in reading my new story it’s called Music To My Ears! 
          
          I hope you enjoy it, it’s a story I wrote a couple years back and have now just decided to publish it. This story holds a really special place in my heart and I’d love to hear from you guys to see if you fall in love with the characters just as I have!

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Hey everyone! I just published a new story called Searching For Wanderlust! If you enjoy teen fiction and romance, this is the story for you!
          Here is the synopsis:
          
          Wanderlust- a strong, innate desire to travel.
          
          Introverted Sydney Hartwood has never left the country. Heck, she's never even left the small town she's lived in for the past eighteen years. Yet this all changes less than a week after her high school graduation, when she's hit with the hardest question a person could possibly answer: who exactly are you? 
          In a bid to find the answer to that, Sydney spontaneously books a three month trip to Europe with the tour group 'Serendipity Tours'. With a suitcase full of travel books and elation in her heart, Sydney embarks on a trip that had the potential to change her life forever. 
          
          Ashton Rivera likes to think of himself as a 'big-shot'. He's a YouTuber with a couple million subscribers under his belt, and an ego the size of Africa (he's a YouTuber, what do you expect?). Yet he misses the freedom of a life before fame, and decides to fly away (literally) from a world that revolves around him.
          
          Sydney and Ashton, like oil and water, have a terrible tendency not to mix. Yet perhaps could an eclectic group of people (including a very interesting elderly couple), a shared hotel room and just a tad bit of wanderlust bring these two polar opposites together?
          
          I hope you guys read it and enjoy! xx