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    Flare-up (An Away From Whipplethorn Short Story)

    By A.W. Hartoin

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    About this ebook

    ~From USA Today Bestselling Author A.W. Hartoin~

    Some fairies are destined for a quiet life. Matilda Whipplethorn is not one of those fairies. She’s already off to a good start with a rebellious streak much larger than her half centimeter height.
    On a day Matilda’s supposed to be sick in bed, she sneaks out and finds her future deep in the woods surrounding the crumbling mansion she lives in. Humans will decide her fate and she will find out who she really is.
    So on a fine summer day, Matilda’s adventurous life begins; inside a dog’s snout.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.W. Hartoin
    Release dateApr 21, 2013
    ISBN9781301971961
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