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    Untitled Sadness

    By Shannon McRoberts

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    About this ebook

    Will you follow her down the path mired in sorrow and speckled with shards of schadenfreude?

    In her final omnibus of poetry, Shannon McRoberts explores deep emotions of love, loss, and heartache. 

    This book contains poetry from Poetry for the Chronically Heart Broken and Depressed​, REMORDERE, Erosion of the Heart, #BROKEN, and previously unpublished poems you will find nowhere else.  

    ​​​​​​​If you want a collector's edition of Shannon's poems, this is the book to grab.  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherObsidian Poet Press
    Release dateDec 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386367093
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    Shannon McRoberts

    Shannon McRoberts writes epic fantasy and urban fantasy books while living in the rolling hills of Kentucky.   Shannon is a lover of all kinds of fantasy but enjoys watching her collection of favorite shows like Xena, Buffy, Firefly, Game of Thrones, and Farscape.  When she’s not busy with taking care of her family, binge watching Netflix, or making fantasy art, she is at her computer weaving myths and magic featuring women of grit and steel.

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