Call it Kismet

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Call it Kismet

A beach, a resort, and a second chance

Written by: Brittni Miner

Call it Kismet was a short romance set in a small town. After a misunderstanding that pushed their romance on hold for years, the two meet up again. This story was short and sweet. While it jumped back and forth between the present, the past, and in-between, the story was still understandable. It was satisfying to see the characters find each other again and to have justice served. 

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