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Hidden warrior spirits

Hidden warrior spirits

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Oct 27, 2017
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Fantasy
This is about a girl named Lizabeth or Liza for short, she is an famous singer but she has one secret that she was an warrior in the early days about "1500" she lived long enough to realized how much the world has changed BTW she is not an ordinary warrior, she is an siren but a good one just read the story if you liked to know what will happen in her journey
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