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Creative Writing: Shae Hopeless Devon
Shae misses Devon, a lord of the earth, more than she thought was possible. Their one night together haunts her waking hours. She tries to go back to her everyday humdrum life. But the entrance of a devastatingly handsome man, some strange goings on, and the young woman finds herself caught between fading hope of ever seeing her lover again and the attentions of a new man. When the time comes, will she know which to

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