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Godly Love

Godly Love

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, May 15, 2012
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Romance
Meet Elizabeth Curtail, an average student at Fruit Cove's high school. Meet Trenton, the new boy at school. He's just a litle creepy, but she just can't stay away from him. So when she's kidnapped by a bunch of green men that look and feel like seaweed, her whole life is turned upside down and she finds out who she really is.
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