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    At the Water's Edge

    By Brazen Snake Books

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    A woman looks out over the water – what does she see? In this collection of nine flash fiction stories you’ll find tales of love, loss, betrayal and redemption as each author meets the woman at the water’s edge.

    Water's Edge by Ann Partridge
    London by Sarah Bella
    Her House by Lisamarie Lamb
    Siren's Call by Carol R. Ward
    The Loch by Amanda Buxton
    Turning of the Tides by Jo-Anne Russell
    One More Year by Jamie DeBree
    Never Forget by Heidi Sutherlin
    The Boatman by Jaimie Krycho

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrazen Snake Books
    Release dateNov 9, 2011
    ISBN9781937477998
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    Brazen Snake Books

    Brazen Snake Books is an independent publishing company specializing in romantic suspense, thriller/suspense and erotica. Established in 2010. Submissions by invitation only.

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