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Fourteen Lives, One Heart
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8224142248
- EAN9798224142248
- Date de parution30/04/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
So basically, this book is like a poetic version of "Groundhog Day, " but instead of reliving the same day, these characters are out here living fourteen different lives like it's a Netflix series with way too many seasons. And yet, no matter what, they keep finding each other and falling in love-talk about commitment! Imagine being reincarnated as a medieval knight, then a 1920s jazz musician, then maybe a futuristic space explorer, and still being like, "Oh hey, it's you again.
Wanna grab coffee?"Honestly, these two have the kind of relationship even Cupid would be jealous of. Meanwhile, the rest of us are out here struggling to get a text back in just *one* lifetime. Maybe they've got some kind of cosmic Tinder that keeps swiping right for them across the centuries. Whatever's going on, it sounds like a wild ride of romance, poetry, and probably some awkward moments like, "Wait, didn't I marry you three lifetimes ago?"
Wanna grab coffee?"Honestly, these two have the kind of relationship even Cupid would be jealous of. Meanwhile, the rest of us are out here struggling to get a text back in just *one* lifetime. Maybe they've got some kind of cosmic Tinder that keeps swiping right for them across the centuries. Whatever's going on, it sounds like a wild ride of romance, poetry, and probably some awkward moments like, "Wait, didn't I marry you three lifetimes ago?"
