Kat (on hold)
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  • Reads 116
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 41m
Ongoing, First published Jan 22, 2016
When Kat decides to run away from her enraged father, and take her baby sister, people get hurt, people die, and most of all Kat realizes that she cant play hide and seek from her father, and her past any longer. 

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" The next Harry Potter...and the next JK Rowling." Pamela Semple
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