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    Crossed Lines: A Novel of Love, Lost
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    Crossed Lines: A Novel of Love, Lost

    By J.T. Marsh

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    A tragic romance with a spellbinding story and characters so captivating they seem real. At seventeen, Keith is a troubled young man. At thirty-four, Karen is a lonely Spanish teacher. They fall in love, their forbidden affair lasting more than ten years and taking them through the best and worst of their lives, from the passion and intensity of a secret tryst to tragedy and pain when their indulgence takes them to a dark place.

    A bold love story, “Crossed Lines” explores both the satisfaction and horrifying consequences that obsessive pursuit of love can entail. Defying conventions and embracing the taboo, “Crossed Lines” is thrilling, provocative, and sensual, daring to take love where few stories will go.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUnnamed Publishing
    Release dateJul 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370482818
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    Crossed Lines: A Novel of Love, Lost
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    J.T. Marsh

    J.T. Marsh lives in Canada.His personal website is http://www.jtmarshauthor.com/

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