Jennifer R. Jensen is a fiction author who dove back into the world of writing in 2019. She had spent a decade away from her passion becoming a wife, mom, and advancing her career. With six independently published books and two novellas under her belt, she is beginning to expand her love and knowledge for writing into the world of traditional publishing. She is looking forward to the next big adventure in her writing career that will expand her knowledge on the publishing process, and take her creative works to the next level.
The Destructive. Versions of Me, #4
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- ISBN8201980436
- EAN9798201980436
- Date de parution05/02/2022
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- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
Caleb left life as he knew it behind when he was just eighteen years old. He moved to a new city and began again. A few years in, he felt the pull to his old life. That was until he met Harper Jones. Meeting Harper changed everything. But when things didn't go as planned between them; he did everything he could to stay in her life in whatever capacity she would allow. After fate gave them a second chance, Harper did the same thing Caleb once did and vanished from the life she had been living.
Leaving him to pick up the pieces of his broken self. And as the emotional wreckage became too much, he found himself toying with the idea of diving into old habits, along with the memories of the life he thought he had left behind.
Leaving him to pick up the pieces of his broken self. And as the emotional wreckage became too much, he found himself toying with the idea of diving into old habits, along with the memories of the life he thought he had left behind.











