Fortune's Detour

By Abigail Schwaig | Category: Children's Books books | DMCA

Meet Natalie Pryce- an artist at heart, constantly misunderstood by most of the people she knows. She has changed her career aspirations more times than she can count and feels like a grand failure at life. She is directionless until accidentally falling into an exciting relationship with David, a charming and expressive young man who is more than willing to live moment to moment with her. Life...

File Size: 3285 KB
Print Length: 286 pages
Publication Date: October 21, 2014
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Language: English
ASIN: B00OSG37SE
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This is a great read for young adults, very creatively written - the storyline moves along nicely and held my interest to the last page. The stage is set for the next installment in the series, which I'm waiting for with much anticipation, looking f...

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