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  • A Collection of Short Stories and Poetry: Book 2

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    BOOKiWROTE Authors
    PTO...

    This is the second installment of short stories and poetry from the authors previously of AuthorWorld Connect, now BookiWrote. The previous books are 'A Collection of Short Stories' and 'The Poetry Collection', both great books with masses of variety, if you are looking for other titles to enjoy. This volume, 'Book 2', holds a combination of 36 more short stories and 7 more poems in one superb book! Written by fantastic pe...

    This is the second installment of short stories and poetry from the authors previously of AuthorWorld Connect, now BookiWrote. The previous books are 'A Collection of Short Stories' and 'The Poetry Collection', both great books with masses of variety, if you are looking for other titles to enjoy. This volume, 'Book 2', holds a combination of 36...

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    BOOKiWROTE Authors - from £2.99 A Collection of Short Stories and Poetry: Book 2

    This is the second installment of short stories and poetry from the authors previously of AuthorWorld Connect, now BookiWrote. The previous books are 'A Collection of Short Stories' and 'The Poetry Collection', both great books with masses of variety, if you are looking for other titles to enjoy. This volume, 'Book 2', holds a combination of 36 more short stories and 7 more poems in one superb book! Written by fantastic pe...
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  • Róisín Campbell: An Irishwoman in New York

    written by
    Joseph P. Garland
    PTO...

    An early Gilded Age story. Róisín Campbell was eighteen when she stepped off a boat in New York Harbor in the summer of 1870. She knew little of the world beyond what she’d seen in her small town in County Limerick, Ireland, and what she’d read in the novels she devoured when her chores were done. She knew no one in New York other than her cousin Jimmy Regan and Michael Henry, a dapper bachelor she met on board who would...

    An early Gilded Age story. Róisín Campbell was eighteen when she stepped off a boat in New York Harbor in the summer of 1870. She knew little of the world beyond what she’d seen in her small town in County Limerick, Ireland, and what she’d read in the novels she devoured when her chores were done. She knew no one in New York other than her co...

    Joseph P. Garland Róisín Campbell: An Irishwoman in New York...

    Joseph P. Garland - from $4.99 Róisín Campbell: An Irishwoman in New York

    An early Gilded Age story. Róisín Campbell was eighteen when she stepped off a boat in New York Harbor in the summer of 1870. She knew little of the world beyond what she’d seen in her small town in County Limerick, Ireland, and what she’d read in the novels she devoured when her chores were done. She knew no one in New York other than her cousin Jimmy Regan and Michael Henry, a dapper bachelor she met on board who would...
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  • The Game

    written by
    Miranda Kate
    PTO...

    The only way to get back home is to play ... The Game David Sinclair wants to stop slipping through endless time parallels and get back home. But to do so he has to catch a man who calls himself The Jester - even though there’s nothing funny about him. Through ear-piercing cackles only he can hear, and torturous nightmares, David is able to locate The Jester, but catching him proves difficult when he’s able to step i...

    The only way to get back home is to play ... The Game David Sinclair wants to stop slipping through endless time parallels and get back home. But to do so he has to catch a man who calls himself The Jester - even though there’s nothing funny about him. Through ear-piercing cackles only he can hear, and torturous nightmares, David is able to...

    Miranda Kate The Game...

    Miranda Kate - from £1.99 The Game

    The only way to get back home is to play ... The Game David Sinclair wants to stop slipping through endless time parallels and get back home. But to do so he has to catch a man who calls himself The Jester - even though there’s nothing funny about him. Through ear-piercing cackles only he can hear, and torturous nightmares, David is able to locate The Jester, but catching him proves difficult when he’s able to step i...
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