Acting on Impulse

By Diana Vega

Jane is going through a dry spell. She can’t seem to find her happiness or even contentment. She finds that everything is predictable and she can’t help but feel that life has passed her by. She agrees to join her friends on a series of outings that convince her to let go and try new things. The newest and most pleasing thing she finds is Michael. Michael is also trying new things. His sister feels that he needs to add a bit of spice to his life. He agrees when the spice he needs is the girl who is trying something new.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 20, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005962227

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Acting on Impulse

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Diana Vega

Copyright 2022 Diana Vega

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Jane wished she didn’t feel that her life was over. She knew that twenty-nine was hardly ancient, but as she watched all of her friends and relatives embark on happy marriages or exciting careers a good five years previous, she felt bereft and left behind. She didn’t know when she missed her turn and she was starting to think that she had to return to the beginning of the line in order to get another chance.

She tried not to think too much about it, but everywhere she turned, she saw signs of her missed opportunities. She looked around the living room and saw her diploma on the wall. She had gotten all of her qualifications but still hadn’t found a job that was a good fit. She knew she was lucky to have a job that paid her enough to scrape together some semblance of independence. She still needed the occasional check her father sent her, but she didn’t have to rely on it.

She took