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Honeymoon

Rita Schulz

Publisher: 53rd Street Publishing

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Summary

During a raging storm a terrible secret leads to a night of terror! 
Trapped in a remote cabin while a violent storm rages Melanie Brock wonders if nature itself is at war with her agonizing search for happiness. 
Will she and her new husband survive their honeymoon night or will her dark secret destroy them both?
Available since: 03/26/2016.

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