An Octave Above

An Octave Above

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Dec 26, 2020
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After the horrible death of her fiancé Lady Anora Pearce finds her self in a massive castle we're the realms of the living and dead collide when she starts hearing the voice of her betrothed. as she finds herself swept up into something she didn't want anything to do with the stakes get higher. as her life falls into to danger how will she make it out?
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