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“Guilt is a good friend, isn't it? It will stand at your back when every other friend has abandoned you, and in the face of all reason it will stay by your side, and even when you tell it, "I am moving on now," it will say, "I shall never leave you; never." If only I could find a lover as faithful as guilt.”

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Holly Lisle
Holly Lisle

Holly Lisle, born on October 8, 1960, is a renowned American writer known for her works in the genres of fantasy, science fiction, and romance. Her unique narrative style and in-depth character development have earned her a dedicated fan base. more

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