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    The Journal of Sharise Sills: Companion short story to Indigo Tears

    By Dennis Butler

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    Sharise Sills is one of the main characters in the human trafficking novel, Indigo Tears (by Dennis Butler). Even before Sharise arrives at her final destination (a horrible living hell), she becomes the leader and protector of the other victims. Sharise becomes the source of hope and courage for the other women, often putting her own life on the line to protect the weaker and terrified victims

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDennis Butler
    Release dateApr 20, 2017
    ISBN9781370891740
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    The Journal of Sharise Sills: Companion short story to Indigo Tears
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    Dennis Butler

    Dennis Butler has written fiction in several genres including science fiction, paranormal adventure/romance, African American historical fiction and crime/suspense. His books include stories about time travel, alien contact, space travel, human trafficking, terrorism, clairvoyance and ghostly encounters. Dennis lives on Florida's gulf coast.

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