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Hera Prime: Breaking Dawn
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Ongoing, First published Jul 08, 2014
Book One in my "Hera Prime" series.  A young lady and her horse gets dragged into the middle of a war that has been raging for eons.  Legend has it that the second Femme Prime will end the war and bring about peace...
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