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    Kismet
    Kismet
    Kismet
    Audiobook11 hours

    Kismet

    Written by Ashley James

    Narrated by Oliver Highpoint and Silas Hart

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    Cash DeMarco


    Five years ago, I gave my heart and soul to my professor. He made me fall for him, only to destroy me with his silence. I've never been the same. I finally have the chance to leave this town, start over, and try to move on with my life. But what happens when fate insists the chapter of your life that haunts you isn't over?


    Stone Philips


    He was the temptation I shouldn't have indulged in. The secret that ruined everything. He was the beginning to my end, and when I left, I left as the shell of the man I once was. Just like with the angriest of storms, when he walks back into my life, destruction and chaos are never far behind. The universe has a funny way of bringing everything full circle, opening old wounds, and forcing you to face your destiny.


    Kismet is a full-length, stand-alone MM romance novel about missed opportunity, right person/wrong time, heartbreak, and second chances.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPink Flamingo Productions
    Release dateNov 1, 2023
    ISBN9781963415506
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