Rising Hope
Ravenclaw3243
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  • Reads 629
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  • Parts 12
  • Time 21m
Ravenclaw3243
Ongoing, First published Aug 19, 2014
friendshiphopenaturesurvivalwilderness
Flip open the cover of this story of true friendship, and sisterhood. Too cheesy? NOPE! They get stuck in the woods, hopeless, lost, and hanging onto life by a string. Will they survive? Or will they meet a lonely end? I can't tell you, but words can!
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