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Cover of Christmas Rider: A Lost Saxons Short Story (#5.5)

Christmas Rider: A Lost Saxons Short Story (#5.5)

✍ Scribed by Ames, Jessica

Book ID
110515050
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Weight
100 KB
Series
Lost Saxons 5.5
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B07Z472TG8

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✦ Synopsis

Christmas in Kingsley should be a time for celebration, but with a maniac on the loose and a private investigator dogging their steps, things are tense as the festive season gets underway. But Kingsley is never without it’s share of drama, and Christmas time is no different. As Liv prepares to have her baby, secrets are growing within the rest of the Club. Nightmares follow Piper as she tries to recover from her ordeal, Beth is holding back from Logan, and Paige is trying to get Wade to stop being a grouch and enjoy Christmas. Even these events are not enough to put a dampener on the festive season, until one Kingsley resident gets a phone call will have far-reaching consequences…

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