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    The Devil Wears Combat Boots
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    The Devil Wears Combat Boots

    By Leslie Claire Walker

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    Nick can’t bring his wife Jess back from the grave. His only chance to mend his and his son’s hearts is to replace her―with another Jess. One who looks just like theirs. A Jess from a parallel world. This new Jess yearns to be what they need. But she’s not now nor has she ever been a wife and a mother. In fact, she’s not what any of them bargained for. With bonus story "Max Velocity."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSecret Fire Press
    Release dateNov 24, 2010
    ISBN9781452315706
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    The Devil Wears Combat Boots
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    Leslie Claire Walker

    I live in the lush (humid and green) and darkly magical (crazy insane) bayou country of southeast Texas with various companions, including a Doggie Ranger and two cats, one older and distinguished and the other young with hellion ambitions. I am a legal secretary by day and a fiction writer at all other times. In my rare spare minutes, I play the lever harp (mostly Irish tunes) and enjoy gluten-free baking adventures. I write in the fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and young adult genres. I love to sit in my writing chair in the early mornings with the world's biggest mug of coffee and have no idea where the story will take me next. My fiction has appeared in Fantasy Magazine, Chiaroscuro, Electric Velocipede, GUD Magazine, and DAW Books anthologies.

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