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“Chris had been a genuinely nice guy – a guy with a warm heart and friendly demeanour. What’s more, he, Mortimer, had lived and laughed alongside him – something his dead companions didn’t exactly evoke. OK. So they had their uses from time to time and offered him company when he desired it. Even so, that was it. They were dead, not living. Anyway, their conversations weren’t exactly inspiring.”

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Book:Torn
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Torn

Torn delves into the complexities of human emotions and the internal battles that individuals face. The story follows characters navigating through intense emotional challenges, reflecting on the fragility and resilience of the human spirit. more

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Adele Rose

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