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  All The Broken Pieces

  Volume 2

  H. M. Ward

  Laree Bailey Press

  This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

  Copyright © 2020 by H.M. Ward

  All rights reserved.

  No part of this book may be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any printed or electronic form.

  LAREE BAILEY PRESS

  First Edition: April 2020

  ebook: 978-1-63035-241-7

  paper: 978-1-63035-242-4

  Contents

  Terms & Slang Used in All In The Broken Pieces Series

  You GOTTA Know This Before You Read!

  All the Broken Pieces

  1. Chapter 1

  2. Chapter 2

  3. Chapter 3

  4. Chapter 4

  5. Chapter 5

  6. Chapter 6

  7. Chapter 7

  8. Chapter 8

  9. Chapter 9

  10. Chapter 10

  SUGGESTED FERRO READING ORDER

  COMPLETED SERIES BY H.M. WARD

  MORE FERRO FAMILY BOOKS

  MORE ROMANCE BY H.M. WARD

  FERRO ELITE TEAM

  KID READS

  CAN'T WAIT FOR H.M. WARD'S NEXT STEAMY BOOK?

  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  Terms & Slang Used in All In The Broken Pieces Series

  Ever wonder what the heck an idiom means? Never heard a slang term before?

  Below is a list of the most commonly used verbiage in this series and the meaning in plain English.

  Asshat (v): Demeanor and actions that are unattractively dickish.

  Awesomesauce (adj.): A way to describe something that is beyond awesome with a dash of excitement. Typically said by women.

  Name-ism (n): Typically two common turns-of-phrase that were mashed together to create a new, more pungent meaning.

  Babylon (n): A township on Long Island where Avery grew up. There are million-dollar homes on the waterfront to tiny Cape Cod houses.

  Cleavagefest (adv): When a woman’s breasts are thrust up and smashed together so tightly that it infers a sexy party may be imminent.

  Cray Cray (adj): Super, over-the-top crazy.

  Deer Park Avenue (n): A heavily congested road that runs through several towns on Long Island.

  Guido (n): An Italian young man.

  Guidette (n): An Italian young woman.

  L.I.E. (n): The Long Island Expressway, or Interstate 495, is a six-lane road the runs East/ West on Long Island that ends in Manhattan.

  Skankzilla (adj): A woman who is part godzilla and part skank.

  Slutified (v): When the amount of skin a piece of clothing covers is severely decreased to reveal more skin.

  Squee (v): A squeal of glee. Try it. You’ll like it.

  Tramperella (adj): A promiscuous woman who has access to Cinderella’s royal closet and slutified the garments.

  To all those with a broken heart and endless hope. Hang in there…

  You GOTTA Know This Before You Read!

  Read me, babe!

  Thank you to everyone who supported this project! Before you start, a quick heads-up.

  THIS SERIES IS FAN-DRIVEN. So I’ll release a new novella when enough people ask for another book via reviews and social media. When tons of people ask and are involved, the next book comes out fast.

  So if you like the idea and love the book, make sure you do both! Having that bit of reader involvement makes a huge difference in the success of a series. It’ll also make sure you don’t miss any voting that occurs as the series progresses.

  Last thing—there are ‘Easter eggs’ in this book. One per chapter. An ‘Easter egg’ in this case is a hidden bit from one of my other books. It can be anything from DEMON KISSED to DAMAGED 3.

  An example would be seeing a Trystan Scott poster or passing by Ivy’s high school in Demon Kissed. This is a fun game for those who have read all my books. If this is your first book of mine or you haven’t read everything, it doesn’t affect the way the book reads at all. It’s just fun hidden surprises. I did this on a smaller scale with SCANDALOUS and STRIPPED. Have fun with it!