Wingless and Beautiful: A New Adult Romance about First Love and Second Chances

2020 International Book Excellence Award Finalist.From the author of the bestselling novel, Knight in Shining Suit, and top-grossing interactive story games, All the Wrong Reasons and All the Wrong Places, comes a touching tale of first love, first heartbreaks, and second chances.Beautiful Allison Harley was a victim of domestic violence that made her a loner in school.Hunter Vaughn was the hottest boy in school, the golden boy who thought he had it all until a tragedy took away his perfect life and temporarily blinded him.When they met, Allison was running away from her past, and Hunter thought he had no reason to undergo the treatments needed to recover his eyesight.He was blind, but he saw how beautiful she was. She gave him a reason to live… a reason to see again... a reason to fall in love.Hunter went through a transplant that enabled him to see again, but separated him from Allison for more than a year.When he got his eyesight back, he also got his perfect life back. Once again he's the most popular boy in school and she's the outcast he doesn't even remember.Will Hunter find his way back to Allison? Or will he choose to live his perfect life and pretend he never even knew her?***Read some rave reviews about Wingless and Beautiful:Such a beautiful love story!!!!Hunter and Allison were fabulous characters, perfect for each other and their chemistry was enchanting. Their story was gripping and captivating. It was absolutely beautiful- Dora Koutsoukou,GoodreadsA beautiful book , one of the best ya fiction books I've read this year.-Deanne Patterson,GoodreadsThis is one of the best Young Adult books I've read in 2019. It is a breath of fresh air-Kelly,GoodreadsThis Story is Simply Beautiful.-Jeri's Book AtticThis story gives hope to everyone.I urge you all to read Wingless and Beautiful by Jerilee Kaye. It really makes you appreciate what we are given-Jai,GoodreadsWingless and Beautiful is a blend of fairy tales and the realistic world. The story holds a fairy tale thread to its heart, which makes the reader to