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    An Unexpected Kind
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    An Unexpected Kind
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    An Unexpected Kind

    By Angela K Parker

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    Bradley

    I used to think that love was for the weak.
    It was not something that would ever tie me down.

    Until I learned the truth behind my resistance.

    When I let down my guard, I wasn’t expecting to find love.
    Samantha’s voice called for my attention before I ever met her.
    Now my heart is in need. My heart wants her.
    And I will do whatever it takes to make it happen.

    Samantha

    All I ever wanted was to be loved.
    Until love crushed my heart into a million pieces.

    I built a wall tough enough that no one could ever get that close again.

    But Bradley isn’t just anyone. I’m not prepared for all that he is.
    He’s searching for something that I don’t think I can give.
    The more I try to deny him the harder it becomes.
    He’s going to tear my wall down. And I’m torn because...
    I wasn’t looking for love.
    Love found me.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngela K Parker
    Release dateJun 11, 2018
    ISBN9780463777947
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    An Unexpected Kind
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    Angela K Parker

    Angela K. Parker is a country girl with a big heart. She's a South Carolina native with a passion for writing, reading, music, & math. When she’s not engaged in any of the above, she’s spending time with her family or catching up on the latest movies. She’s always had a very active imagination. Now she’s putting it to good use.Looking for more ways to connect? Join her newsletter here.Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/cI3h6H

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