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    Basha and the Beast

    By Daphne Hargrow

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    A short, contemporary retelling of the romantic fairy tale Beauty and the Beast.

    After a devastating breakup, Basha sets out to reclaim her dignity on the high Sierra Nevada. As she treks up the Pacific Crest Trail, the snowy path grows increasingly treacherous. Still, she pushes forward until a misplaced step sends her careening toward the mountain's edge. To save herself, she must sacrifice her belongings to the boulders below.

    Cold and destitute, Basha wanders through the wilderness, desperate to make it to her next checkpoint. As her situation deteriorates, she is forced to accept the help of a recluse named Jeremiah. At first, Basha is frightened by the brutish loner. But, after he tends to her wounds, she realizes there is more to this unusual man than meets the eye.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaphne Hargrow
    Release dateNov 22, 2014
    ISBN9780990331223
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    Basha and the Beast
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    Daphne Hargrow

    Daphne Hargrow is a romance writer, avid reader, and novice yogi. She has also published a few young adult novels under a different name. When Daphne is not writing, thinking about writing, or reading about writing, she watches YouTube conspiracy videos and dreams of the day when she, too, can join the ranks of the Illuminati.

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