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    By Amanda Vint

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    In a dystopian future where relationships are non-existent, Leah knew that she was different. Although sensing her difference, protecting her own safety was of utmost importance. After a brief encounter at her place of work which set to shake up everything; Leah was about to embark upon the most important task she would ever face. Taken from her own world, she was about to find out that she was no ordinary mortal. But even face to face with the truth, things are not always what they seem...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmanda Vint
    Release dateNov 17, 2017
    ISBN9781386524052
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    Amanda Vint

    Amanda Vint started writing romance novels in July 2016, self publishing her debut novel "Live and Learn" in the October of the same year. Following on from the positive feedback that the first book prompted, it then went on to become a series; with the next books "Twists and Turns" and "Clarity" being published. Specialising in the romance genre, she also uses her educational background in the field of psychology to incorporate a darker side to some characters, thus adding dramatic plot twists to the storylines. Amanda loves to connect with her readers and has a Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/AmandaVintBooks) and blog (www.amandavint.com) dedicated to doing so.

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