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    Loving the Reaper

    By Alexis Michaud

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    About this ebook

    Valerie is the shy girl in town, she mostly keeps to herself and although she doesn't have any friends she doesn't mind. Other than being shy her life is normal. She goes to school does her work and goes home... Until one day a mysterious boy comes to her town. He is handsome and different and seems completely smitten by her from day one. Valerie can't help but notice how intrigued he is with her. Why her? Of all the people in the town and school why on earth her? Little does she know her whole world will soon change thanks to this mysterious boy. Become one with the characters as you descend deeper into the darkness with each book.

    This is the first book of the series and because I feel its very important to get to know the characters that is exactly what the first book is for... To introduce you to Valerie and Alistar.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlexis Michaud
    Release dateFeb 28, 2016
    ISBN9781310603426
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    Alexis Michaud

    I'm a stay at home mom with another on the way deciding to do what I love! (Writing)

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