A body is discovered on the floor of the cat café, and all the black cats are missing! Sixty-something cat shelter volunteer Lynley Cannon always finds more trouble than a cat in catnip, but this time it’s not about her. Someone is targeting very senior citizens, and when Bea Landrew, elderly o
Heartbreak Café
✍ Scribed by A.R. Perry
- Publisher
- Legendary Books
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 299 KB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
Goals: Finish senior year by flying under the radar. Maintain 4.0 GPA Try not to kill boss No boys. Period. *Definitely don’t fall for Braden DiMarco’s charms… How hard can it be? Stella Bellemore is about as interested in love as she is contracting the plague. She’s seen what can happen. At least once a week someone is getting dumped at the café she works at. And there might have been a not so little incident freshman year that almost destroyed her. That’s why she’s made a pact with herself to abstain from boys until she’s graduates college. But the evil universe has other plans. Her simple life of school, work, and her mother is about to be turned on its head when she’s forced into tutoring Braden DiMarco, resident serial dater and best friend to her ex-boyfriend AKA the devil himself.
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