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    OBJECTS: A Modern Selkie Love Story
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    OBJECTS: A Modern Selkie Love Story

    By Meghan Edge

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    "Sometimes being in love is just trading one curse for another." - Gabriella

    OBJECTS is a short story that weaves together five individual tales of love and curses in a modern setting. Meet Amelia and her siblings Waverly, Marcus, Gabriella and Eileen. Tied together by a family curse and bound by ordinary objects, these selkies have to learn to trust others and open their hearts or spend the rest of their lives without love. Waverly is a smart girl that's not looking to break her curse but when she meets a prom queen with a deep secret she's intrigued enough to try. Gabriella finds a friend in a coffee shop, but is she clever enough to outsmart her own curse? Marcus meets a lady online that sparks his interest, but his friends are convinced that virtual love is no substitute for reality. Eileen meets a trans beauty in her college class who harbors a secret of her own and might just take a chunk out of Eileen's tender (and juicy) heart. Self-doubt and worry plague Amelia while she watches her siblings trip and stumble through their stories, making her wonder if she's ever going to deserve a love of her own.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMeghan Edge
    Release dateOct 22, 2015
    ISBN9781310613845
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    OBJECTS: A Modern Selkie Love Story
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    Meghan Edge

    Meghan Edge is a Philadelphia artist currently living in rural Maryland. She loves sewing, writing and being creative. Her work focuses on urban fantasy and fairy tales with a touch of sarcastic realism. Her passion for recycling clothes and fabric is reflected in her writing.

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