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Jen takes refuge in a rundown mansion when her life falls apart. To escape reality she finds herself choosing between the world of the living and the dead. She begins having vivid experiences with a beautiful male entity who longs to be her soulmate.
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- Lisa - secondary character: As though aware of what he was thinking, she turned for a moment, and smiled at him. Her smile aroused him and try as he might he could not say no to her. It was no secret that she ran his life. What man could say no to someone like Lisa? She reminded him of a snake, beautiful with shimmering skin and piercing eyes. She was intelligent, with all the cunning of a politician, and with her good looks she could seduce the devil himself.
- Jen: Jen’s reality was beyond the hours of daylight. It was during the blackness of night that she could return to that other world where she was safe, protected and loved. The night reached for her and she dreamed of the dark passage that would take her to her destiny. There are no boundaries when two people are destined to be together.
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- M. L. Woolley (Author)
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Page Count: 312
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