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Mia Culpa: A Clean Contemporary Romance Short Story
She Has Done Wrong. Mia Coolidge can’t get to sleep. Something bad went down earlier this afternoon, and she’s too afraid to tell her boyfriend, Mark. It’s just as well he’s fast asleep. The alone time will give Mia a chance to think… and think… and think. It’s going to be a long night for Mia as she decides what to do. Her conscience is unclean, and she’s about to work herself into a frenzied state of guilt and torment. She’s keeping a secret that will destroy their relationship. To tell or not to tell? That truly is the question. But Mark might find the answer in her bizarre behavior, and destroy the trust between them forever… Read Mia Culpa as a part of the clean, contemporary Love Languages series, or as a standalone. HEA always guaranteed! Get your copy now.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 28, 2021
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February 19, 2026
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Mia Culpa is a beautifully written and emotionally engaging short story that explores guilt, love, and the fragile nature of trust with remarkable sensitivity. Mia’s inner struggle feels incredibly real. Her restless night, filled with anxiety, fear, and overthinking, captures the emotional weight of carrying a secret that could change everything. Wendy C. Kamara does an excellent job portraying the complexity of conscience and the emotional toll that uncertainty can bring.
The relationship between Mia and Mark is tender and sincere, adding warmth and depth to the story. The pacing is smooth, the emotional tension is well balanced, and the clean romance makes the story both comforting and impactful. This is a thoughtful, heartfelt read that will resonate with anyone who has faced difficult choices in love and relationships. A lovely addition to the Love Languages series and a wonderful standalone story.
Mia Culpa is a beautifully written and emotionally engaging short story that explores guilt, love, and the fragile nature of trust with remarkable sensitivity. Mia’s inner struggle feels incredibly real. Her restless night, filled with anxiety, fear, and overthinking, captures the emotional weight of carrying a secret that could change everything. Wendy C. Kamara does an excellent job portraying the complexity of conscience and the emotional toll that uncertainty can bring.
The relationship between Mia and Mark is tender and sincere, adding warmth and depth to the story. The pacing is smooth, the emotional tension is well balanced, and the clean romance makes the story both comforting and impactful. This is a thoughtful, heartfelt read that will resonate with anyone who has faced difficult choices in love and relationships. A lovely addition to the Love Languages series and a wonderful standalone story.
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