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    Beyond the Old Green Door

    By Julie A. D'Arcy

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    Beyond the Old Green Door is where Urban Fantasy, Steampunk Erotica meets re-incarnation with a twist of magic and those sexy little bits everyone loves.
    Can the impossible really become possible? Or is it all just a whisper in the wind?
    Sherry’s world falls to pieces when the honeymoon she had planned in Rio with her fiancé turns to a tragedy with his death in a plane crash. Can a twist of fate, a wrong turn and a touch of magic find the love and passion she thought she had lost in the arms of another? Or will her love once again be torn apart?
    Can a wish really turn back time?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherI Heart Book Publishing, LLC
    Release dateJun 20, 2016
    ISBN9781311367129
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    Beyond the Old Green Door
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    Julie A. D'Arcy

    Julie A. D’Arcy lives in North East Victoria Australia with her two spoiled Oriental cats, Keila and Sarsha. She grew up reading the likes of Lord of the Rings, Once and Future King, and every fairy tale she could get her hands on. Later on falling in love with the works of David Gemmell, Terry Brooks, Johanna Lindsey, Rosemary Rodgers, and Barbara Cartland. Her love of both the Fantasy and the Romance genres prompted her to try her hand at writing her own novel and she began writing her first novel in 1995. Her first release, Time of the Wolf, was published in 1999 and went on to win the 1999 Dorothy Parker RIO Award for Women’s fantasy fiction. She was also runner-up in the Australian RWA Ruby Award, the U.S.A, PEARL AWARD, and the SAPPHIRE AWARD. Julie is delighted to say The Wild Rose Press re-released Time of the Wolf again in 2019. It went on to garner 5-star reviews from all reviewers who read it and won the Crowned Heart Award from InD'tail Magazine. More of my novels with Wild Rose Press are: 'The Cross of Tarlis: The Awakening', and 'The Cross of Tarlis: The Reckoning. Both receiving 5 star Awards. 'Whispers Of Yesterday' a Historical Romance, Ghost Paranormal, is to be published in 2023. Julie A. D’Arcy has written eight full-length novels, and four novellas. Julie loves traveling, and has visited the UK, Thailand, and many European countries, and hopes to one day visit the U.S.

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