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Please come check out my first Teen/Adult Science Fiction/Romance/Thriller
by kim cormack
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
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A Darkly comic tale of loves winding twisted sometimes extremely warped road that can last literally forever.

Go to www.thrillersweetsleep to read the first chapter and view the promos for the In Protection of the Conduit series.

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