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Read Sam and Jase get married in 'Sweet Destiny' by KC Lynn




Review
In this short story (maybe 100 pages) we go back into the Sweet world as Sam and Jase are preparing for their wedding. They are still haunted with the dreams from their past life together and are wanting to start their forever, too bad their family won't allow it.

If you didn't like Jase and Sam together before reading this story, you certainly will like them together after this book. But on the negative side, it makes me not like their parents a little bit. There are some times when you just like 'why, why is this happening?' I really hope that at some point we find out where this rivalry began and what caused such friction between the families.

There isn't a whole lot of 'drama' or 'action' in the story. It's very much a fluff story. It's perfect for a quick read, easily read in an hour or two and it's one of those books that just gives you a 'nice' feeling when you are done.

Rating: A

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About the author

K.C. Lynn is a small town girl living in Western Canada. She married her high school sweetheart and they have four amazing children: two lovely girls and a set of handsome twin boys. It was her love for romance books that gave K.C. the courage to sit down and write her own novel. When she is not in her writing cave, pounding out new characters and stories, she can be found living between the pages of a book, meeting new tattooed, hot alpha males with very big…Hearts.
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