Human Contact: Joel Krupa's "Human Contact"
Dec 2011 · Joel Krupa
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Dean Robinson had promised himself to do his best to try fixing the strained marriage shared between he and his wife. Ironically, while going for coffee one morning to clear things up with her, he literally bumps into a woman named Melody and the begin to share many conversations. Can she offer advice that will help save and retain his marriage, or will these two absolute strangers end up in each other's arms?
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August Dice
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June 26, 2017
I love this book. The characters are so relatable. The story line was down to earth and real. Updated I have now read every book Joel has written. This review doesn't do it justic. Not sure if I was tired all night from reading it but blow is a better one. This is by far my favorite book by Joel to date. The story line is so believable. It could honestly happen to anyone. I found myself conflicted between what he is doing is wrong and she drove him to it. I also found myself longing for the moment when he would cross the line. In the end it was so beautifully written I long for a sequel. Or a book that tops it. 😉
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Domingo Ramirez
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June 14, 2018
There's something kind of magical about this guy writing romance. He does
it effortlessly and every time its beautiful and amazing.
Randy Ballard
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April 19, 2016
Love your romance. Well written, very nice.
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About the author
Author Joel Krupa lives with his wife Teri and their two daughters, Kaelin and Savannah. Joel has always enjoyed writing for as long as he can remember. Crafting and manipulating the written word has always been one of Joel's personal delights, and he's been penning works for over 20 years.
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