Kismet
Kismet by K. T Archer, published by iUniverse in August 2011, is a 284-page work written in English that explores the transformative journey of Lizzy Wallace. After enduring a challenging year, Lizzy finds herself disconnected from her former vibrant self. Her friends, Kay and Spencer, are determined to help her rediscover joy through new experiences and connections, setting the stage for unexpected developments in Lizzy’s life.
As Lizzy navigates this unfamiliar terrain, she encounters Dale and Bailey Boudreaux, who play pivotal roles in her journey of self-discovery. The narrative delves into themes of friendship, trust, and the unpredictable nature of fate. Readers will find a story that examines the complexities of personal growth and the impact of new relationships on one’s life. Kismet invites exploration of how destiny can shape our paths in ways we may not foresee.
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For Lizzy Wallace, everything changed following the worst year of her life. Once a vibrant, enthusiastic young woman, Lizzy is a shell of her former self. Her closest friends, Kay and Spencer, agonize over her transformation and how helpless they are to help her find herself.
Determined to remind Lizzy who she was, they decide to take matters into their own hands. New people, new experiences, and new places are just the key to her return to joy; together, they will help their lost friend. But the best-laid plans sometimes go off in ways that no one can predict, and for Lizzy this strange new world is a little much to absorb.
A chance encounter with Dale and Bailey Boudreaux will change Lizzy’s life in ways too profound to foretell. They help Lizzy grow beyond her well-earned distrust in people, and that’s just one way they will change her entire life.
Is what happens next kismet? Only one thing is for sure: when destiny sets its sights on you, there really is nowhere to hide.
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