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    Perceptions
    Perceptions
    Perceptions
    Ebook24 pages15 minutes

    Perceptions

    By Angela Verdenius

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    The Hunk-O-Spunk living next door to Tess is a perfect specimen of manhood. What could he possibly see in her when he has the world at his feet?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngela Verdenius
    Release dateOct 24, 2011
    ISBN9781465766663
    Perceptions
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    Angela Verdenius

    Angela lives in Australia, where she is happily ruled by her cats. When not reading, at work as a nurse, or watching horror movies, she can usually be found at her trusty computer...procrastinating by cruising the internet looking for funny cat clips and upcoming spooky movies.Angela has written sci-fi romances, BBW contemporary romances, 2 novellas, and several short stories, one of which is a zombie story she had great fun writing (because zombies rule and are the coolest of the monsters).

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    • 3/5
      Super short but right up my alley. Insecurity and misunderstandings and angst. Love this stuff!!! Only reason it didn't get a higher rating is because it is soooo short (3.5 stars)
    • 3/5
      way too short. This is really a scene or a summary that follows a pattern. No sex really just kissing. Which is good since its so short!

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