Kissing The Wind Novel
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Sydnee Lurica's life implodes when her father's conviction plunges her into poverty and social Siberia. Once a student navigating the complexities of adolescence, Sydnee now faces the harsh reality of a world that views her as an outcast. Her father's fall from grace has stripped away her privilege, leaving her adrift in a sea of judgment and exclusion at school. Rejection becomes a daily companion, and the whispered criticisms of her peers echo the shame she desperately tries to outrun. In this bleak landscape, where acceptance feels like an impossible dream, she finds an unlikely beacon of…
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Kissing The Wind novel is written by Rapha Shiloh.
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Kissing The Wind novel currently has 68 chapters.
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Sydnee Lurica's world shatters when her father's conviction precipitates a plunge into poverty and social isolation. Formerly a typical adolescent, Sydnee is thrust into a reality where she is treated as an outcast. Her father's disgrace eradicates her former advantages, leaving her exposed to judgment and exclusion at school. Rejection becomes constant, with peer criticisms mirroring her own profound shame. In this desolate environment, where acceptance seems unattainable, an unexpected source