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    Roommate From Hell: A She Code Novella
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    Roommate From Hell: A She Code Novella

    By Chris Marie Green

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    A She Code Rule: Protect your friends from other people who will surely ruin their lives.

    Lori, the new girl at college, has always been easygoing and fun, so when she moves in with “Girl Perfect” and her protective minion, Dena, she expects to have the best year of her life with them. But Dena is bent on keeping her BFF all to herself and at arm’s length from their new roomie—even if it means baring her claws and undermining Lori at every turn.

    We’ve all had roommates from hell, haven’t we?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTKA Distribution
    Release dateSep 18, 2013
    ISBN9781937776602
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    Roommate From Hell: A She Code Novella
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    Chris Marie Green

    Chris Marie Green is the author of the urban fantasy Vampire Babylon series from Ace Books and the Ghost for Hire series from Roc (Feb. 2014, Only the Good Die Young), which features a fun-loving spirit from the 80s. She tries her best to avoid international incidents whenever she takes a break from her first love, writing, and cheats on it with her other true love—traveling. She has an alter ego, Crystal Green, who writes romances with happy endings. You can find her at www.chrismariegreen.com, join her newsletter, or hang out with her online at https://twitter.com/ChrisMarieGreen and http://www.facebook.com/chrismarie.green.

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