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Cynthia A Rodriguez

There's a girl screaming at the top of a hill, Burdened by a duty she was born to fulfill.There's a quiet killer lurking nearby, Watching as she wishes only to die.She's tasked by her mother to marry a man, Until the demon from hell puts a wrench in the plan.Their fates will twine in inconceivable ways.But where one goes, the other cannot stay.How could she fall for such a man, you ask?For the girl with no heart, it was the easiest ta

A Dark Retelling

Insolent

Two lovers, meant for each other, defying their destiny.But when catastrophe nearly tears them apart, will fear separate them further? Or will love bring them back together?Where We Fall is a companion novella to When We Crash, the story that introduced us to Dexter Andrews and his passionate yet troubled soulmate, Noa Cruz.

Where We Fall

I will always wonder if you whispered goodbyebefore you watched me walk away.If so, did it sound like gasping for breath after a marathon?Like crying out for help after breaking your own heart?In her poetry debut, Rodriguez offers a linear love letter to every person she's ever loved, dreamed of, or hoped for.

Dirty Hands, Broken Ribs, & Other Places My Heart Has Lived

Emerson Kingsley fell in love on a Central Park bench.After months of watching serial dater Maddox Bailey from afar, the quiet heiress couldn't help herself.She believes that the moment they meet will be spectacular-that she could be the one to slow him down-if she ever finds the nerve to speak to him.Until the day the universe places them in the same New York City taxicab and Emerson realizes that her daydreams are too far from her reality.When she learns Maddox is her newest employee at her father's recording label, she fights her desires and tries to ignore his disarming smile.But even Emerson can't deny that real-life Maddox is better than anything she could've dreamed-sexy, passionate, and full of possibilities.

An Age-Gap Workplace Romance

The Sound of Serendipity

Be careful with that one.These are the first words of advice given to Abel Sommerfeldt upon entering Silverwing Mental Institution. He has no idea what awaits him here, in a place where hope goes to die, and demons run rampant. Certainly not a disarmingly beautiful young woman with violent tendencies and an itch for defiance.But Abel was never one to listen. Not even to his dead mother, whom he still hears, whispering warnings about the girl named Rose with white blonde hair who feels like fate.He quickly discovers just how dangerous freedom is for Rosamunde Montgomery.Because sometimes, the most beautiful roses are riddled with thorns. And he's willing to learn the hard way.

Cynthia A Rodriguez

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