Ring of Fire (Completed) Book 1 Vanelzing Series

Ring of Fire (Completed) Book 1 Vanelzing Series

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Fiction
Social Themes
Abuse and Trauma
Family Life
Growth and Self-Discovery
Alexis McCulluman didn't know what to expect when the Vanelzing's moved in. She thought they would be just another family in her small little town. Little did she know her life was about to be turned upside down. Follow Alexis as she journeys on a road of growth and healing in the first installment of the the Vanelzing series. ****Warning may contain triggers**** Check out the playlist of songs that I listen to while writing! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdLDGQOKu-qzcas34su1v-jtLAW_hj3VL
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