The Healer's Club

The Healer's Club

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In a town down south there is a group of women who enjoy living a simple life. But they aren't your average group of women are they? Each of them has their own unique personality and unique problems. They must face everyone around them, the world, each other, and most of all themselves. Some people in town think they are witches, others think a nonprofit organization. But who really knows? When a newcomer comes to town they immediately take her in. It was no secret that she had her share of skeletons in her closet, and it was no secret that everybody in town is calling her a murderer. But that wasn't true was it? Young, old, new, or a town know it all, everybody is welcome in The Healer's Club. -------Sneak Peek-------- Nira sat down across from a beautiful black woman with a beautiful bone structure. She was withdrawn and whispers surrounded her like butterflies around sweet flowers. Murder. Murder. Murder. They whispered. "Hey I'm Nira, you can call me whatever you would like. I know it's strange of a white women to be approaching you. But I was wondering if you would join me and my friends for some tea?" The girl paused, then looked up with malice. "Haven't you heard? I'm a filthy murderer. You really shouldn't talk to strangers lady." "Well, I was always taught not to listen to what other people have to say about someone. Here's a card if you change your mind. We'll be having tea on Sunday. Come down and see us if you would like." With that, she was gone. The stranger rolled her eyes, but still the card caught her attention. She turned it over in her hand and read the giant print in the middle: THE HEALERS CLUB.
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"C- Can you move b- back a little?" My words made him smirk and if it's even possible, he came closer. Why do I always have to stuck between him and the desk?! "Why? Am I making you nervous?" "No." I lied. Ofcourse, he was making me nervous. His eyes had the power to hold a person on his place and that's what his eyes were doing to me. "Really?" He asked, putting his hands on my waist and pulling me closer towards him. On instinct, I put my hands on his chest. I didn't like it. I didn't like the way my body was responding to his touches. "T- This is un- unprofessional." I choked out the words, but I wish I couldn't have. He brought his face closer, so close that I could feel his minty breath on my lips. My lips parted accordingly in shock. "Oh, is it?" He said, mockingly. Oh god! What have I gotten myself into? •••• Aaron Steele, the CEO of the multi billionaire Steele's Company was the eligible bachelor of 25. He always had his way among girls and having blue eyes, a chiseled jaw and a hot body, didn't help either. With new woman on her arms every other day, he was obviously not planning on falling on that cliché word also called love, but would his thoughts of not falling in love still remain the same, after meeting her? Sienna Collins was a girl of 22 with extremely shy personality. After completing her graduation, the only thing in her mind was to get a good job and settle on her own, but what she didn't expected was a job at Steele's Company. This is a story of the innocent and the sinful. Read inside to find out what happens when two persons from exactly opposite worlds collide together. #I would suggest 14+ to read this story as some part in the book contains mature scenes. ~ # 37 in Romance #12 in humor *I am not a grammer nazzy, so there would be grammatical mistakes.*

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