✍ Scribed by Samantha Vérant
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Twenty years, seven letters, and one long-lost love of a lifetime
At age 40, Samantha Verant's life is falling apart--she's jobless, in debt, and feeling stuck...until she stumbles upon seven old love letters from Jean-Luc, the sexy Frenchman she'd met in Paris when she was 19. With a quick Google search, she finds him, and both are quick to realize that the passion they felt 20 years prior hasn't faded with time and distance.
Samantha knows that jetting off to France to reconnect with a man that she only knew for one sun-drenched, passion-filled day is crazy--but it's the kind of crazy she's been waiting for her whole life.
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