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    We Became Us

    By Francois Houle

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    Do You Believe in Second Chances?

    University freshman Mathieu Delacroix is a bit cynical when it comes to love. A crushed heart as a teenager shattered his confidence. But there’s something about the English class Teaching Assistant that’s changing his mind and makes him want to take a chance . . . once again.

    Lori-Anne Weatherly, a fourth-year student and Teaching Assistant, believes she’s in love with her English professor. But he’s married and has two kids. And he’s just told her they need to take a break. Hurt and tired of falling for the wrong sort of man, can the right guy be the freshman that seems to make her heart skip whenever their eyes meet?

    "We Became Us," a prequel novella to "It Happened to Us," is a tender story of hope and second chances between two people who have become a little wary and disillusioned of ever finding true love.

    Grab your copy of "We Became Us" today and fall for Mathieu and Lori-Anne.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFrancois Houle
    Release dateOct 7, 2017
    ISBN9780993835162
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    Francois Houle

    François Houle’s first novel IT HAPPENED TO US spent multiple weeks in 2019 as an Amazon top 100 best seller in two categories. His fiction explores themes that are universal such as family and friendships, love and grief, and anything else that makes us all human. Reviews often refer to his books as “beautifully written,” “heartbreaking and heartwarming,” and “intense and emotional.”François is one of five boys so it’s no surprise that family is a strong theme in his books. A lot of the inspiration for his first two novels IT HAPPENED TO US and BEAUTIFUL MIDNIGHT came from the passing of his father in 2005.François grew up in a small town outside of Montréal, moved to Toronto when he was ten, and currently lives in Ottawa. An avid reader from a young age, he tried to create a comic book when he was twelve, penned hundreds of song lyrics as a teenager, and wrote his first novel in 1985.When he's not writing, he's probably outside doing something around the house or down in his basement workshop, enjoying a little woodworking.If you’d like to stay current with what he’s working on, signup to his Insiders Group and get a free ebook as a thank you: www.francoisghoule.com/your-free-starter-library/

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