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Last Goodbye

Laurel Ostiguy
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Pages
752
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Laurel Ostiguy

About

In his final moments before succumbing to brain cancer, Jonathan Higgins confides in his best friend about a beautiful girl who should have been his one true love.Hundreds of miles away, on the same spring evening, Abigail Price suddenly suffers from a seizure that leaves her with an overwhelming sense of love and loss that she cannot explain.Starting college the following fall, Abigail meets two men who will forever change her life. Both love and care for her, but one harbors a secret that will split her world into two. Relationships will be tested while Abigail tries to understand what is and what might have been.It's better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all, but can you love and lose someone you've never met?

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  • New Adult
  • Romance
  • Adult Fiction

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