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    Midnight Echoes: Elements of Love
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    Midnight Echoes: Elements of Love

    By Sanctuary of Words, K. A. Truax

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    About this ebook

    Remember falling in love? “Midnight Echoes: Elements of Love will awaken your innermost romantic.

    "Midnight Echoes: Elements of Love" is a collection of new and well-loved poems from Sanctuary of Words. Since 2016, she has shared her poetic journey of love, hope, passion, and inspiration through her Twitter account @whykatwrites.

    In her first book of poetry, she shares her journey of love experienced through the five elements of earth, air, fire, water, and aether. Searching within the innermost landscape of her soul, Sanctuary of Words shares stories that will awaken the sleeping romantic in all of us.

    Passionate, moving, and heartfelt, Midnight Echoes will take you away from the worries of the day as you escape for a few stolen moments into this sanctuary of peace.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 6, 2018
    ISBN9781387590377
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