My Empress Light

My Empress Light

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jul 1, 2017
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When this small town born and raised, southern girl, Maya Light gets a new job with family friends that puts her in the spotlight her already screwed up life gets better but worse. Everyone is put in even more danger. If you know what most know about her past it looks pretty bad, but if you know the whole story you know it's a past from hell. She meets a man, Jordan Archer, she can't keep her mind or body off of, which puts him and everybody else in even more trouble. If pieces are connected he will find out about her past, which is frightening to Maya. One person besides Maya and the lunatic has already been hurt because of this mess, and she promises herself she will end this shit.
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