HONEY BEE

HONEY BEE

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[SNIPPET OF THE PUBLISHED BOOK ON AMAZON!] Some say that what happened to Luke Greyson, a master criminal lord in Raleigh, North Carolina was a miracle that day. Others might say miracles are absolutely terrifying. Being shot multiple times by his enemies, he survives a near death experience. By the grace of Doctor Honey Sawyer, an art therapist from St. Edwards, she visits him in ICU, trying to see if she can possibly rehabilitate Luke. She struggles to decide if what she's doing by taking care of him is right, or if she's a fool ready to be preyed on by the city's biggest monster.
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