Kimberly Falls in Love - A Short Romance Story: The Love Series

By Audra Bell

Kimberly Falls in Love
Book 11 in The Love Series

Young, free and single Kimberly Dixon is running late to meet her mother for some late night shopping. As she approaches the doors of the shopping centre, a moment's distraction results in her bumping into Jack Marshall, a very handsome young man. A man she thinks she will never see again.
But the universe is on her side and she gets a message from this stranger.
 

• Who exactly is this handsome stranger?


• How was he able to find her?


• Should she take a chance and agree to a date?

Discover how two people connect through the help of social media.

Kimberly Falls in Love is a 5,000 word short romance story with a happy ever after ending. It is the just the thing if you are looking for a pocket-size story to read during your lunch break or while waiting for an appointment. Enjoy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Audra Bell
• Release date: Apr 25, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386642961

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Kimberly Falls in Love

A Short Romance Story

by

Audra Bell

All Rights Reserved © 2017 Audra Bell

This is a work of fiction. All characters are made up and any similarities to real people or locales are purely coincidental.

The author is from England so this has been written in British English.

www.audrabellwrites.com

Introduction - About This Story

This is a SHORT FICTIONAL READ and consists of approximately 5,000 words. It is a mini-story that can be read while you are enjoying your tea-break or during your short commute to work on the train or tube.

Kimberly Falls in Love

Chapter One

Kimberly Dixon checked her watch again and sighed. She knew she was going to be late. She was meeting her mum at Lakeside Shopping Centre for an evening of late night shopping followed by a meal. Kimberly always tried her best to get to places on time but she just wasn't great at time keeping. She had left work in good time. The trains were running on time, for once, but she had stopped to listen to a busker just outside the station. He was a middle aged man who actually looked like someone you would expect to see sitting in a shop corner, beer in hand. Kimberly had stopped because his voice was amazing. It didn't sound like a voice that should be coming out of someone that looked like him. Kimberly looked around and noticed the same surprised expression on other people's faces. When the busker had finished his song, there was a nice round