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    Cinder
    Cinder
    Cinder
    Audiobook7 hours

    Cinder

    Written by Chelle Bliss

    Narrated by Nikki Grey and Patrick Zeller

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Olive Thornbury only had one crush in high school, and his name was Asher Gallo. She was smitten with him from the first time she had laid eyes on him. But instead of acting on how she felt, she kept her nose stuck in a book, finding safety in the words rather than emotions.

    Asher had never thought of Olive as anything more than a friend. She was aloof, preferring to read books. instead of spending time with her friends. And when she moved away almost a decade ago, their friendship quickly disintegrated.

    But when Olive returns to visit a local university, she never expected to run into a very grown up and even more handsome Asher. And what starts off as a rekindling of an old friendship turns into a fiery relationship.

    Do the opposites have enough in common to go the distance? Or will their combustible chemistry cause the flames to turn everything into cinders?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBliss Ink LLC
    Release dateJan 9, 2024
    ISBN9798868606243
    Cinder
    Author

    Chelle Bliss

    Chelle Bliss is the USA Today bestselling author of the Men of Inked and ALFA P.I. series. She hails from the Midwest but currently lives near the beach even though she hates sand. She's a full-time writer, time-waster extraordinaire, social media addict, coffee fiend, and ex-high school history teacher. She loves spending time with her two cats, alpha boyfriend, and chatting with readers. To learn more about Chelle, please visit chellebliss.com.

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