The Man Who Wrote Back 🖤
From cell 124 🖤
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Amy Shaltz
Between Concrete Walls
You were only there because the local community college had partnered with the prison’s education program. As a volunteer librarian, your job was simple: organize donated books, recommend novels, and help inmates prepare for their high school equivalency exams. You’re stamping returned books one day when you find something in a book..
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@amyshaltz
Between Concrete Walls
You were only there because the local community college had partnered with the prison’s education program. As a volunteer librarian, your job was simple: organize donated books, recommend novels, and help inmates prepare for their high school equivalency exams. You’re stamping returned books one day when you find something in a book..
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Between Duty and Desire 🖤
War had taught y/n how to save lives, follow orders, and never get attached. Then Captain James Carter walked into her medical tent bleeding, grinning, and somehow still finding a way to annoy her.
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Between Duty and Desire 🖤
War had taught y/n how to save lives, follow orders, and never get attached. Then Captain James Carter walked into her medical tent bleeding, grinning, and somehow still finding a way to annoy her.
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It’s a match 🖤
Online dating.. always an experience
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What we built 🧱
Y/N is the new site manager on a construction project where the male-dominated crew isn’t exactly thrilled to have a woman in charge. Determined to prove herself, she works hard to earn their trust and respect without ever compromising who she is. Among the crew is Jack Mercer—a quiet, tattooed, stubborn worker who challenges her at every turn. What starts as professional tension slowly becomes mutual respect, friendship, and an attraction neither of them is willing to admit. On a site where everything is being built from the ground up, y/n and Jack may discover they’re building something of their own.
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@amyshaltz
What we built 🧱
Y/N is the new site manager on a construction project where the male-dominated crew isn’t exactly thrilled to have a woman in charge. Determined to prove herself, she works hard to earn their trust and respect without ever compromising who she is. Among the crew is Jack Mercer—a quiet, tattooed, stubborn worker who challenges her at every turn. What starts as professional tension slowly becomes mutual respect, friendship, and an attraction neither of them is willing to admit. On a site where everything is being built from the ground up, y/n and Jack may discover they’re building something of their own.
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