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By Christina French
The book contains twenty-one true stories about different kinds of predators. Some of these tales are very short; some are more lengthy and involved. There are seemingly harmless encounters initially, which take a more menacing turn. Some are of a mo...
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By Christina French
The book contains twenty-one true stories about different kinds of predators. Some of these tales are very short; some are more lengthy and involved. There are seemingly harmless encounters initially, which take a more menacing turn. Some are of a mo...
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Deceived was the Trait of Love
By Cheetah Diamond
Miracle was decieved for the trait of love. Many love and many forgot love. It all started at 6:10 AM in the morning. Miracle received 12 restricted calls before she answered and started stating bible verses and saying a prayer from the holy book ...
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Deceived was the Trait of Love
By Cheetah Diamond
Miracle was decieved for the trait of love. Many love and many forgot love. It all started at 6:10 AM in the morning. Miracle received 12 restricted calls before she answered and started stating bible verses and saying a prayer from the holy book ...
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By Luther McDaniel
Joy Jackson, news anchor at CNN World News, has reached the zenith of her career as a television journalist. Her complacency is abruptly interrupted when she runs into an old high school classmate, Jeannetta, whose life has been devastated by a crack...
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By Luther McDaniel
Joy Jackson, news anchor at CNN World News, has reached the zenith of her career as a television journalist. Her complacency is abruptly interrupted when she runs into an old high school classmate, Jeannetta, whose life has been devastated by a crack...
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By Haas H Mroue
Hundreds of thousands of people fled the country when the civil war began fifteen years ago. The rich, the poor, the smugglers, the pimps, and the whores fled. But they all have one thing in common. Each of them has had a loved one killed or kidnappe...
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By Haas H Mroue
Hundreds of thousands of people fled the country when the civil war began fifteen years ago. The rich, the poor, the smugglers, the pimps, and the whores fled. But they all have one thing in common. Each of them has had a loved one killed or kidnappe...
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The Witch’s Tale
By Dan Castell
Tisiphone is a craggy, warty, foul-breathed, stringy-haired old bat whose greatest joy in life is feeding live flies to her pet tarantula. She has been watching a sturdy, fearsome warrior for months before she finally tells her warty sisters, Megera ...
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The Witch’s Tale
By Dan Castell
Tisiphone is a craggy, warty, foul-breathed, stringy-haired old bat whose greatest joy in life is feeding live flies to her pet tarantula. She has been watching a sturdy, fearsome warrior for months before she finally tells her warty sisters, Megera ...
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The Witch’s Tale
By Dan Castell
Tisiphone is a craggy, warty, foul-breathed, stringy-haired old bat whose greatest joy in life is feeding live flies to her pet tarantula. She has been watching a sturdy, fearsome warrior for months before she finally tells her warty sisters, Megera ...
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A Mother’s Memoir
By Marie Paris
Sixteen-year-old Emilie was a beautiful girl caught up in a relationship with the wrong guy. She held onto the dream that life would be everything she thought it would be until one day the dream came crashing down on her and her mother. In Ultimat...
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A Mother’s Memoir
By Marie Paris
Sixteen-year-old Emilie was a beautiful girl caught up in a relationship with the wrong guy. She held onto the dream that life would be everything she thought it would be until one day the dream came crashing down on her and her mother. In Ultimat...
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By Edward Gray
“T’was the book I would had writ, had I known about the Metropolitan Opera”
—W. Shakespeare
It should have been just another normal night at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. At least, that’s what everyone thinks as th...
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By Edward Gray
“T’was the book I would had writ, had I known about the Metropolitan Opera”
—W. Shakespeare
It should have been just another normal night at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. At least, that’s what everyone thinks as th...
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