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The Glass-Hearted Lovers
Paperback
Publisher Price: $29.99
ISBN13: 9787681223201
Publisher: Amaya Quinn
Published: Oct 23 2025
Pages: 386
Weight: 1.13
Height: 0.80 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Beneath the glow of a city that never sleeps, two souls meet-both scarred by secrets too fragile to confess. Their love begins like glass: clear, dazzling, and dangerously thin. What starts as a passionate connection soon twists into a haunting game of trust and betrayal, where every glance hides a truth and every touch carries a lie.As their worlds intertwine, the past refuses to stay buried. Whispers of deceit echo between them, threatening to shatter everything they've built. Love becomes both salvation and weapon-a force that binds them even as it breaks them apart. When the final truth surfaces, one heart must choose between forgiveness and revenge, and the other between survival and surrender.The Glass-Hearted Lovers is a suspenseful tale of passion tested by secrets and the fragile line between love and destruction. Every chapter peels away a layer of illusion until nothing remains but the raw, dangerous beauty of two hearts made of glass-beautiful, breakable, and unforgettable.
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