And nothing in the description seems like it’s actually a novel.
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And nothing in the description seems like it’s actually a novel.
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When bitterness strikes, intimacy is broken to pieces. When pride surpass love, sorrow dominates. An unwelcomed stranger became a third person, hoping to contribute to a marriage. A voluntary protagonist set herself for a mission to search out a riddle because the familiar being brought ultimate chaos in their midst.
That’s the whole thing. What the heck is a “voluntary protagonist”?
The Children of the Stars Book One, SAIQA
Solar radiation does things to your DNA.
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See, it’s got a copyright notice, just like the REAL professionals do it.
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Diablo (The Gifted Ones Book 2)
“No, i can totally just paint a panther in — nobody’ll even know the difference.” (h/t Doug)
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Don’t bother — I’ve already thought of (and rejected) every possible variation of “fork off,” “fork you,” “motherforker,” etc.
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Mounted by the Minotaur (Monster Erotica) (Unearthly Delights Book 1)
The DSM-5 still lists paraphilia as a mental illness, right? (h/t Ian)
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The Magic Basket – In Performance, is a dramatic staging, written in prose, in a poetic styling. It is the beginning of the very long saga of Robert Langer; and his experiences with The Prospector and his collaborator, Basil, among so many others, in his journeying within, and even outside of, the always-amazing and enlightening Magic Basket.
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Well, that explains a lot. Thanks.