Mel Lebrun

What Can't Be Bought: Part 2 (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Part 2 of Viktor and Amanda's journey through love, life and unexpected obstacles that will either bond them or break them.

From thrill writer Mel LeBrun comes an inspiring, feel-good love story that's easy to get lost in. With just the right blend of fun and intrigue you won't be able to put this book down.

While on the trip of a lifetime in Europe, Amanda Pierce finds herself alone in Edinburgh when her traveling companion deserts her for a wealthy local. With her vacation teetering on disaster, she crosses paths with Viktor and their brief, chance encounter will completely change their lives in ways neither thought possible. Viktor has everything he could ever want and lacks nothing. Or so he thinks, until he meets Amanda, who is unlike anyone he's ever met. After only a day he realizes she is the one thing missing in his life and he sets out to pursue her. But winning her will not be so easy.

Follow the exhilarating 2 part journey of Amanda and Viktor as they meet, fall in love, and fight to maintain their devotion through challenging and even frightening situations that trigger deeply rooted insecurities and threaten to divide them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mel LeBrun
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005920548
• Artikelnr.: 70044104

Autorenporträt

I started writing in my early teens, mainly for my own entertainment. After getting laid off from work some years back, I found myself with lots of time on my hands and decided to bring to paper a story and characters that have lived in my imagination for many years.

I chose to self publish for a few reasons. For one, I want to focus on writing. I'm not out to make a name for myself or get mega rich. If I make enough to get by then I'm content. More would be nice but it's not my main ambition. By self publishing online I can get my work out and then get on with the next piece, which makes me happy.