Heartbreak Highway by Harper Whitmore
Come with Eva and Marshall on a life changing road trip.
Sometimes people need a little help to find the right direction in life.
What better way than to be guided by a man who knows both of them better than they know one another.
But that man has just died.
Or has he?
You will laugh, you will cry and you will watch the most beautiful romance unfold before your eyes.
This is a romantic adventure wrapped up in a Road Trip that was initiated in the hope that two people would open up to the
love the have for one another.
Along the journey they see places and meet people that will forever change their lives.
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Come with Eva and Marshall on a life changing road trip.
Sometimes people need a little help to find the right direction in life.
What better way than to be guided by a man who knows both of them better than they know one another.
But that man has just died.
Or has he?
You will laugh, you will cry and you will watch the most beautiful romance unfold before your eyes.
This is a romantic adventure wrapped up in a Road Trip that was initiated in the hope that two people would open up to the
love the have for one another.
Along the journey they see places and meet people that will forever change their lives.
Part 1 of a 4 Part Mini Series
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