When Clyde Parker, the wayward son and the rotten-apple of the Parker family-tree, storms his way back into Avery Fields, he sets out a flurry of butterfly effect in Dawn Marshal's life.
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"I have hated the words and I have loved them. And I hope I have made them right"
- The Book Thief, Markus Zusak
"One could not count the moons that shimmer on her roofs, or the thousand splendid suns that hide behind her walls. "
-A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini
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When Clyde Parker, the wayward son and the rotten-apple of the Parker family-tree, storms his way back into Avery Fields, he sets out a flurry of butterfly effect in Dawn Marshal's life.
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For Clyde Parker, Dawn Marshal isn't just the overachieving wonder-child, she's the girl who pulls him out of the ocean of his blues and declutters the red-alert zone his heart is. She's the girl who saves him, not just from the harrowing ghosts of his past but from himself too.
For as long as she can remember, Dawn Marshal has been coasting her way through life keeping trouble at bay. But on a Saturday night in September, it all changes. Trouble walks into her life clad in leather and a devilish smile. Trouble has blue eyes too. And now she doesn't know how to keep trouble at an arm's length when she's neck-deep into it. Perhaps, it would take a lot more than defying gravity to prevent from falling into the enigma Clyde Parker is.
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explicit language
mature scenes
potential fictional crush alert
so many ships, so little time
sexual tension, a lot of it
teenage angst
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This draft had been rotting in my word document for almost a year till I was inspired by Nike's slogan 'Just do it!' improvised by my sister's version, 'Just fucking do it!' and here I am.
Please note that this is my very first draft of this story and therefore, the rawest version, so, grammar and spelling errors and typos should be expected. All of you Grammar Nazis out there better lay down your pitchforks and take a chill pill. Once I am done with a considerable amount of chapters, I will be coming back to skim through each of the past chapters and edit them.
If you got nothing nice to say, don't say it. However, there is a fine line between contructive criticism and being a straight up Karen. To put it bluntly, if you want to point out errors , do it nicely.
Lastly, we as writers, believe it or not, put in a lot of hard work and we deserve some feedback so please don't be a ghost-reader, your opinion how silly you may consider it, means a lot to us. You matter. And to everyone reading this, I may not know you, you may not know me but I really love you for this!
