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    Trysts of Fate August 2017
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    Trysts of Fate August 2017
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    Trysts of Fate August 2017

    By Lee Ann Story Sikora

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    About this ebook

    What is paranormal romance? It’s “fantasy/dark fantasy/horror ROMANCE stories, but we will not turn away a good sci-fi tale if the love story is compelling. ...True romances emphasize powerful emotions. Stories must have the following: characters the reader cares about, plots and subplots, and settings that draw the reader into them.
    Contents

    stories

    Blame It on the Trees by Vonnie Winslow Crist
    Beneath the Atlantic by Sandy DeLuca
    Rail by Kevin Singer
    Un-A-Were by Kristi Bradley
    But a Shadow by Ian DiFabio

    poems

    Night Comes by Keith W. Sikora
    Chambers Deep by Lee Clark Zumpe
    Vampire Moon by DJ Tyrer
    Beautiful Decay by Brian Rosenberger
    Final Decisions? By Will H. Blackwell Jr.
    The Tarot Reader by Brian Rosenberger
    Gestation by Lee Clark Zumpe

    features

    Swan Song by L.A. Story Sikora

    illustrations

    Beneath the Atlantic by Sandy DeLuca

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlban Lake Publishing
    Release dateAug 28, 2017
    ISBN9781370255542
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