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    Co-pilot.
    Co-pilot.
    Co-pilot.
    Ebook103 pages17 minutes

    Co-pilot.

    By Hayley Seibel

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    this journey all began with a broken heart, a journal, and a pen.

    “relapse; rebound” is a three-book series unveiling the hurt within different seasons in my life. it’s not no fairytale. it’s raw, honest, and heartbreaking—it’s perseverance turned into poetry. this series highlights the ugly while also bringing it full-circle. this series was written in hopes to be the voice of those who don’t have a voice. each book represents different seasons in my life including heartbreak over past lovers and friends (co-pilot.), childhood trauma (orphan.), and my personal journey with mental health (worthy.).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHayley Seibel
    Release dateNov 23, 2018
    ISBN9780463320259
    Co-pilot.
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    Hayley Seibel

    Student at Central Michigan University studying Integrative Public Relations with a minor in Multimedia Design. I create art for the eyes and ears.

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