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Infinite Limits: A Conclusion to Small Circles (Stories From Foster & Allan #2)

Megan Duke

Paperback | Pages: 138 pages

Rating: 5 | 15 Users | 8 Reviews

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ISBN:	1494465159 (ISBN13: 9781494465155)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Stories From Foster & Allan #2

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You've heard their stories. You've felt their pain. Now, in this thought-provoking conclusion to Small Circles, the characters we've come to love are faced with an abundance of difficult choices. It's time for each of them to choose a path, but who's to say which is the right one? Between a wedding, a pregnancy, a disappearance, and a disturbing dream turned reality, there are an infinite number of ways this story could end. But there is a limit to every infinity, and everyone has a breaking point.

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Title	:	Infinite Limits: A Conclusion to Small Circles (Stories From Foster & Allan #2)
Author	:	Megan Duke
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	1
Pages	:	Pages: 138 pages
Published	:	December 16th 2014 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
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Ratings: 5 From 15 Users | 8 Reviews

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(This review can also be found at www.thebellebeautyblog.blogspot.com)I got an ARC to review from the author, but all opinions are my own.Well... here it is. The last book in the Small Circles series. Ending a series is always tricky, because it has to be done in such a way that everyone's storylines wrap up realistically without the "Oh please, I saw that coming 80 pages ago" effect. But Megan did it. Infinite Limits had me laughing, smiling, and crying, all within the space of 206 of pages.

*I received an arc from the author in exchange for an honest review*I told myself I wouldn't cry... It didn't last very long.There are so many emotional parts in this book, I was almost overwhelmed. I went from grinning like an idiot to bawling my eyes out. I even laughed out loud at school while reading it... Trust me, the awkwardness was real.But, all things considered, this book is absolutely heartwarming. After reading Small Circles and realizing that Megan isn't afraid to break her readers

My review:I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars I would first like to take a moment to thank the author, Megan Duke. Thank you for writing such a breathtaking and emotional series. There are books that of course are thoroughly enjoyable and are meaningful to you, but then there are those that stay with you long after you have finished reading the book. I know it's such a cliche phrase,but this is one of those stories. I finished this book Sunday morning and I wasn't able to write a review right

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This is the type of book (series) you want to hug and never let go of because if you do you feel as if you're going to break. In short, it was everything you'd expect but better. Megan Dukes explores the life of a teenagers life in a new light that allows the reader to connect with the characters but most importantly it makes you FEEL something. This is a conclusion you do not want to be missing...

Hello, Goodreads people! My name is Megan (also published digitally under the username: rednecksaints). I'm an independent author based out of Nashville, TN. I write about young people with issues. It is my belief that everyone deserves to be happy, no matter who you are or what you believe.I'm best known for my coming of age novel, Small Circles. You can find it through most online distributors,(This review can also be found at www.thebellebeautyblog.blogspot.com)I got an ARC to review from the author, but all opinions are my own.Well... here it is. The last book in the Small Circles series. Ending a series is always tricky, because it has to be done in such a way that everyone's storylines wrap up realistically without the "Oh please, I saw that coming 80 pages ago" effect. But Megan did it. Infinite Limits had me laughing, smiling, and crying, all within the space of 206 of pages.