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    The Last Sunset
    The Last Sunset
    The Last Sunset
    Ebook42 pages34 minutes

    The Last Sunset

    By Tim Smith

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    Tess Carter went to Key West after being abandoned at the altar, intending to let herself be washed out to sea. Her attempt at ending it all is thwarted by a rugged beachcomber she encounters who has a unique outlook on life. Is he on the level or hiding something sinister? Will Tess decide to give life and love another chance?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereXtasy Books Inc
    Release dateAug 6, 2017
    ISBN9781487411107
    The Last Sunset
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    Tim Smith

    Tim Smith graduated from "Hofstra University" with a "BBA in management" and a four year minor in psychology. He has been in the tech field for over 15 years working for financial institutions and have seen the changes taken place that will forever change businesses and careers in the future.

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