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    Stolen Goods: Struck Down, #2
    Struck Down: Struck Down, #1
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    Struck Down Series

    By Penelope L'Amoreaux

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    About this series

    The sequel to the dark romance "Struck Down." 

    Our love was first tested by fire. 

    I had surrendered completely to him. We tried to let go of our pasts. 

    His past didn't want to let go. It had claws. 

    How much hurt can two people go through before it ruins them? How much pain and betrayal before they doubt each other? 

    Everything good has been stolen from us and I'm not sure we can get it back. 

    This story contains dark material and may make some readers uncomfortable.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenelope L'Amoreaux
    Release dateJan 20, 2016
    Stolen Goods: Struck Down, #2
    Struck Down: Struck Down, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Struck Down: Struck Down, #1
      Struck Down: Struck Down, #1

      Struck Down: Struck Down, #1

      Penelope L'Amoreaux
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      When my fiance left me at the altar, I thought nothing could be worse.  I was wrong.  I wanted to leave my hum-drum life. I wished for an adventure, a way to escape.  I should have been careful what I wished for.  Now he has me. I can't run. I can't escape. Every time I try to build myself back up, he strikes me down.  He's intent on making me his. The worst part? I'm thinking about letting him.  ... I'm not sure who I am anymore.  Author's note: This novella includes dark themes and mature content that might make some readers uncomfortable.

      When my fiance left me at the altar, I thought nothing could be worse.  I was wrong.  I wanted to leave my hum-drum life. I wished for an adventure, a way to escape.  I should have been careful what I wished for.  Now he has me. I can't run. I can't escape. Every time I try to build myself back up, he strikes me down.  He's intent on making me his. The worst part? I'm thinking about letting him.  ... I'm not sure who I am anymore.  Author's note: This novella includes dark themes and mature content that might make some readers uncomfortable.

    • 2

      Stolen Goods: Struck Down, #2
      Stolen Goods: Struck Down, #2

      Stolen Goods: Struck Down, #2

      Penelope L'Amoreaux
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      The sequel to the dark romance "Struck Down."  Our love was first tested by fire.  I had surrendered completely to him. We tried to let go of our pasts.  His past didn't want to let go. It had claws.  How much hurt can two people go through before it ruins them? How much pain and betrayal before they doubt each other?  Everything good has been stolen from us and I'm not sure we can get it back.  This story contains dark material and may make some readers uncomfortable.

      The sequel to the dark romance "Struck Down."  Our love was first tested by fire.  I had surrendered completely to him. We tried to let go of our pasts.  His past didn't want to let go. It had claws.  How much hurt can two people go through before it ruins them? How much pain and betrayal before they doubt each other?  Everything good has been stolen from us and I'm not sure we can get it back.  This story contains dark material and may make some readers uncomfortable.

    Author

    Penelope L'Amoreaux

    Penelope L'Amoreaux grew up in North Carolina but never fully mastered the accent. She skipped a lot of high school and went to more colleges than Sarah Palin. It took a long time for her to find something she loved enough to stick with it. When she isn't writing, she helps build rocket ships, attempts to do yoga, and drinks a lot of red wine.

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