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    The Book Addict

    By Annette Mori

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    About this ebook

    From award winning author Annette Mori comes the captivating story of Tanya, a young woman whose life is unremarkable without any friends or lovers. Although she has her books and faithful furry companion, Tolstoy, she's merely existing. Then she meets Elle, the alluring owner of the new bookstore, The Enchanted Page. Elle looks like she stepped out of a Nordic adventure and Tanya is immediately infatuated with the mysterious woman.
    Elle has her own issues, playing fast and loose with love, reluctant to settle down. Her fears of a love taken from her in the blink of an eye, strengthens her resolve.
    Soon the two women are catapulted into a perilous quest. Join the colorful characters as they try to right the wrongs created by Elle's fiercest foe. And just maybe, the books won’t be the only thing enchanted if Elle allows the magic of love to enter her heart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAffinity Ebook Press NZ Ltd
    Release dateSep 30, 2018
    ISBN9781988549743
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