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Ruined Secrets
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Ruined Secrets by Neva Altaj is a contemporary romance novel that follows the emotional journey of its protagonist, Sasha, who is struggling with the burden of a dark past and the secrets she’s been hiding. As she navigates through her complicated feelings and relationships, she encounters Damien, a man with his mysteries and emotional scars. Together, they face the challenges of love, trust, and self-discovery, all while uncovering the painful truths that have been kept hidden. Ruined Secrets explores themes of healing, forgiveness, and the power of vulnerability in relationships, set against a backdrop of passion and personal growth.
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