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The Mouse Who Sang for Paradise

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They called her 'Mouse'. Kie Loren just wanted to be left alone to study the music she loved. But now she was teamed up on a biological survey project with Ben Finn, the son of Mora and Gan Finn, the heroes credited with saving this newly terraformed world called 'Paradise'. It didn't help that Ben was handsome and irresistibly charming. The most infuriating part was that he knew it. 

Oh, and he also had chocolate...

But Ben was the least of her problems. An alien civilization had begun terraforming this world long before humans arrived. And now they wanted it back.All Rights Reserved

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