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    A Bridge Between Us
    A Bridge Between Us
    A Bridge Between Us
    Audiobook12 hours

    A Bridge Between Us

    Written by K.K. Allen

    Narrated by Sofia Willingham and Troy Duran

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    About this audiobook

    I had always known he wasn't mine to keep, but that didn't change the way I loved him-quietly, gently, and from afar.

    As the seasons changed, the corn stalks grew strong, and the grapevines flourished with hope. But none of it mattered, not when the soil at our feet bound us in a century-old rivalry. We'd never even had a chance.

    They said life flashed before your eyes on the way to death, but on that night, after my final scream burst from my throat and my world started to fade to black, I only thought of him. Of his sweet chocolate eyes, his desperately cautious stare, and his silence that carried more weight than gold.

    I should have died that night. Instead, I crossed the moonlit bridge and never returned.

    I let rivalry win. If only that had been enough to keep us all safe. If only we didn't have a bridge between us.

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateNov 9, 2021
    ISBN9781666115284
    A Bridge Between Us
    Author

    K.K. Allen

    K. K. Allen is an award-winning author who graduated from the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at the University of Washington. She specializes in heartfelt and inspirational contemporary romance novels. A digital producer for a leading online educational institution, she currently resides with her son in central Florida.

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      What a wonderful journey ❤ amazing!!!!! I love every minute. Just enough of everything I love, mystery, true romance, and adrenaline. Thanks for the amazing book

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    • 5/5
      This held up well for me. Narrators did a good job. Liked the suspense/mystery part of the story and the chemistry between Camila and Ridge sparkled.

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