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    Desperate Reflections

    By Betty Bolte

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    Fury Falls Inn in 1821 Alabama. A place for ghosts, witches, and magic. A place of secrets and hidden dangers. Abram must protect his vulnerable sister from all of it. Before the dark side of magic ensnares her.


    When Abram Fairhope grudgingly travels to the inn at his beloved sister's request, he has no idea of the dire revelat

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMystic Owl Publishing
    Release dateMay 11, 2021
    ISBN9781735466927
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    Betty Bolte

    Award-winning author Betty Bolté writes accurately researched American historical fiction with heart and supernatural romance novels. Published in essays and articles as well as nonfiction books, she enjoys crafting entertaining and informative fiction. She earned a Master's Degree in English in 2008 and has judged numerous writing contests.

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