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The Mind of a Ginger Ninja

Ginger_Ninja_Beth

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Parts 16
Time 28m

Ginger_Ninja_Beth

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A collection of short stories written by me about an array of subjects. They are all pretty different, so if you read one that doesn't particularly appeal to you, then try another as it might be more your style. A lot of it will be in a fantasy setting, but the other genres vary.All Rights Reserved

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