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    A Love Song for Dreamers
    A Love Song for Dreamers
    A Love Song for Dreamers
    Audiobook5 hours

    A Love Song for Dreamers

    Written by Piper Lawson

    Narrated by Teddy Hamilton and Rose Dioro

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    He said I taught him how to dream.

    Maybe he taught me, too.

    When fate brings the strongest man I know to his knees, dreams aren’t enough to save us.

    But Tyler and I have one last chance and the power to decide how this ends.

    A tragedy for the ages.

    Or the perfect ending to the most beautiful song ever written....

    Ours.

    A Love Song for Dreamers is book three in the angsty new-adult, academy-inspired Rivals trilogy and must be heard following A Love Song for Liars (Rivals, Book 1) and A Love Song for Rebels (Rivals, Book 2).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPiper Lawson Books
    Release dateMar 15, 2022
    ISBN9781990764400
    A Love Song for Dreamers
    Author

    Piper Lawson

    Piper Lawson is a WSJ and USA Today bestselling author of smart and steamy romance. She writes women who follow their dreams, best friends who know your dirty secrets and love you anyway, and complex heroes you’ll fall hard for. Piper lives in Canada with her tall and brilliant husband. She’s a sucker for dark eyes, dark coffee, and dark chocolate.

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