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    STAND (Shift Series #4)

    By Elle Beauregard

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    About this ebook

    Leah and Drake have been running for weeks. Now the chase has slowed, but life certainly hasn't. With Drake's seven-year-old cousin in tow, new shifters on the scene, money running low, and loved ones in the news, they're struggling just to stay on their feet. But when the chase really does end, neither of them are prepared for the outcome--or the realities they'll be forced to face.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElle Beauregard
    Release dateMar 31, 2014
    ISBN9781310182761
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    STAND (Shift Series #4)
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    Elle Beauregard

    Elle Beauregard writes hopeful het. and sapphic fantasy romance about deeply damaged people finding love amidst the extraordinary. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with "the hubby" and "the kiddos" where she spends her free time drinking coffee, thrift shopping, and planning for world domination (one story at a time.) Find Elle online for updates on her projects, random musings, and feminist ramblings.

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