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    Just A Bump

    By A.M. Kurylak

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    Jenna Harris is a girl who once dreamed of traditional happiness; husband, children etc. Everything she thought she would ever need to feel complete in life.
    But three years after being diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Jenna is no longer the girl she once recognised. A break up leaves her self esteem in shreds and she fears she will never find herself again.

    American rancher Cole Jackson is rugged, handsome and confident and inexplicably drawn to Jenna, who shies away from the intense attraction she feels towards him.
    As Cole tries to break down the walls Jenna keeps so fiercely around her heart he comes closer to learning the secret which she is so ashamed of.
    But can he break the chains of her past and help Jenna to discover that her identity as a woman does not depend on her fertility but rather on the heart that he has come to love?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlue Tulip Publishing
    Release dateNov 10, 2015
    ISBN9781942246688
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    Just A Bump
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    A.M. Kurylak

    A.M. Kurylak is a debut author who has a passion for romance and fantasy novels. She loves discovering new authors and living the stories they weave, as a result she is in-spired everyday to improve her own writing. When she isn’t writing, she can be found experimenting in her kitchen, gaming on her console or with her nose deep in a new book. She lives in the beautiful historic city of Gloucester, England, with her gorgeous tortoise-shell cat Kasha.

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