Losing My Mind

Losing My Mind

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 13, 2022
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Mystery
Moving to a new town away from the people that you have surrounded yourself with your whole life is difficult for anyone. But when Valerie Harris gets accepted at Raines Designs in the small town of Reds Burrow, a town known for its vicious gang rivalry, she has a hard time getting settled. When odd sounds through the night leads to being kidnapping, Valerie wishes on everything, that she had never moved away from home. She also wishes that she had never interacted, let alone fallen in love with the person who was holding her hostage. While the betrayal she feels against him is very real, she can't help but question who the real insane one is.
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