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The Poe Baxter Books Series Box Set - volume 1 - cover

The Poe Baxter Books Series Box Set - volume 1

ACF Bookens

Publisher: ACF Bookens

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Summary

When Poe Baxter decides to leave her job as an English professor and takes a position gathering rare folklore texts for her uncle, she doesn’t realize that she’ll be launched into a life-threatening world of danger, world travel, and even a bit of romance.

Get the first three books in ACF Bookens’ new series now.
Available since: 02/15/2023.

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