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    Forever Nineteen
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    Forever Nineteen

    By Robert Hill

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    Eric and Christin are teenagers from two different worlds. Eric is from a small country town and Christin is from the big city. Eric likes taking risks like driving fast and flying his airplane upside down. Christin likes going to the Mall and reading a good book. Then one day, Christin takes a ride in Eric's plane and things were never the same for them again. When opposites attract, a bond can be formed that is unbreakable; even when life happens.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Hill
    Release dateNov 29, 2015
    ISBN9781310439674
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    Forever Nineteen
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    Robert Hill

    Robert Hill grew up in South Wales, United Kingdom. He had a happy childhood, carefree and safe, a childhood which seems vanishingly rare in today’s world; it was a time when children left the house along with the rest of their siblings early in the morning and were given the instruction ‘don’t come home till teatime’. This allowed him and the rest of the kids in the street the whole world – well, the local world – to be his playground. This is where his stories come from: a keen sense of adventure with an inquisitive mind and a willingness to meet and accept others for all their differences.

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