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    Love Blind
    Love Blind
    Love Blind
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    Love Blind

    By Angie Thompson

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    Was Danna the only one I'd been blind to all these years?

    Returning home from a disastrous ski trip, Jake is quick to trace Mel's hand in the welcoming touches scattered throughout his apartment. But when a closer look reveals more than she intended to show, Jake's world is turned upside down. Can he somehow prove to Mel that he's woken up at last, or has he lost the chance forever?

    A short story

    First place, Indie E-Con 2018 Writing Contest

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQuiet Waters Press
    Release dateJul 3, 2018
    ISBN9780999614426
    Love Blind
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    Angie Thompson

    An avid reader and incurable story-spinner, Angie Thompson also enjoys volunteering in her church’s children’s program and starting (but not always finishing) various kinds of craft projects. She currently lives in central Virginia near most of her incredible family, including two parents, six brothers, one sister, and five siblings-in-law—plus four nieces, nine nephews, and several assorted pets! Get in touch with her by emailing contact@quietwaterspress.com. Love getting the behind-the-scenes scoop? You’ll find it and more at quietwaterspress.com.

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