Promise
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Through a love found, and a love lost... a love so pure and true, writing was the only thing that allowed me to survive. This book is a collection of the journey of my first love. A love that found me, broken and mangled, and helped to rise from the ashes. A love for a man who taught me what love is. He taught me tenderness and passion. This book if for him, the bravest of men and best of lovers. I hope you read and enjoy.
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