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Always Been You
As assistant general manager of the prestigious Janus Casino in her hometown of Atlantic City, Whitney Baker’s life couldn’t be better. At twenty-seven, she’s on the fast track in her career, although her love life has stalled. But when it’s announced one of the biggest pop singers in the world will headline at the casino, Whitney’s past comes back to haunt her big time. Singing diva Corinne Simone was Whitney’s friend in high school, and her secret teenage crush. Graduation night, She lost her virginity to Corinne, who then rejected Whitney for her shot at stardom.
Corinne has returned home not only for the offer of a lifetime but to change her life. She’s sick of the secrets and lies she was forced to show the world in order to become a pop culture phenomenon.
Now is the perfect time to reveal her true self to her fans. But it might be too late to right the wrongs of the past and embrace the life she was born to live.
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Corinne has returned home not only for the offer of a lifetime but to change her life. She’s sick of the secrets and lies she was forced to show the world in order to become a pop culture phenomenon.
Now is the perfect time to reveal her true self to her fans. But it might be too late to right the wrongs of the past and embrace the life she was born to live.
Link: https://ktgrnt.wordpress.com/2016/05/...
53 pages, ebook
First published June 13, 2016
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K.T. Grant
62 books205 followersKT Grant is a self-proclaimed eccentric redhead who not only loves to read a wide variety of romances, but also loves writing it. KT has a bad coffee and LEGO set addiction, and doesn’t shy away from voicing her opinion A proud native of New Jersey, KT is multi-published and writes Gay, Lesbian and Straight romance. KT has also been a top ten best-selling author at Amazon.
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February 21, 2022
really good at these novellas
I enjoyed this short story. Quick and to the point. I loved the ending. Life would be so much fuller, richer, and happier if we would stop letting society decide what is the right kind of love between consenting adults. It is always about either power, status, money and sexual orientation with the powers that be.
I enjoyed this short story. Quick and to the point. I loved the ending. Life would be so much fuller, richer, and happier if we would stop letting society decide what is the right kind of love between consenting adults. It is always about either power, status, money and sexual orientation with the powers that be.
October 11, 2016
Always Been You -- KT Grant (Started/Ended: Oct. 5, 2016)
Almost forgot to review this one! This is far from a KT Grant classic, but it is written well enough and concisely that it is a pretty decent read for the small space it is written in.
The story builds around Whitney finally being able to bury the hatch and move on after Corinne’s exit years earlier, only to have latter come back home and previous become her assistant. Did you get that?
This story has some disconnects and the ending seems to get hashed together almost instantly as Whitney moves too quickly past the hurts that Corinne inflicted upon her, leaving this reader with a “huh?” moment. But again, considering it’s a short story, the plot is well conceived and it was well spent time, mostly.
Three stars.
Almost forgot to review this one! This is far from a KT Grant classic, but it is written well enough and concisely that it is a pretty decent read for the small space it is written in.
The story builds around Whitney finally being able to bury the hatch and move on after Corinne’s exit years earlier, only to have latter come back home and previous become her assistant. Did you get that?
This story has some disconnects and the ending seems to get hashed together almost instantly as Whitney moves too quickly past the hurts that Corinne inflicted upon her, leaving this reader with a “huh?” moment. But again, considering it’s a short story, the plot is well conceived and it was well spent time, mostly.
Three stars.
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