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    The Fifth Hour
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    The Fifth Hour
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    The Fifth Hour

    By Angie West

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    About this ebook

    The family that ghost-hunts together...

    If Ginger thought avoiding her determined ex-boyfriend and helping her brother with a paranormal investigation would be easy, she was dead wrong. A two-week mid-summer investigation is about to reunite a family and give Ginger a second chance at love—if she's bold enough to take it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngie West
    Release dateJul 7, 2013
    ISBN9781301433919
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    The Fifth Hour
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    Angie West

    Author of Spirit of the Wolf, Incubus, and the Shadows Trilogy. *Shadow Cave-Book One (2012) *Return to the Shadows-Book Two (2013) *Shadow Borne-Book Three of the trilogy. Look for it in the summer of 2014. Write to Angie at awest2011@live.com http://awest2011.wix.com/angiewest

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