Mr Right and Mr Wrong by Grigory Ryzhakov Publication date: September 1st 2013 Genres: Adult, Comedy, Romance
Having two admirers can be a real headache, especially when a tough agronomy course at Imperial College comes on top of that, not forgetting a part-time job at a florist’s and a mother desperate to marry you off.
Have I mentioned a stalker who keeps sending roses, and a Professor who thinks it’s fine to bury you under an extra pile of academic papers? Arrrgh!
Blake may be cute and charming, but Terrence is no less attractive in his business suits. What is a poor girl to do? Dating both of them is the right thing if you listen to Trish and that’s exactly the way Kurt handles his men.
Party after party, you have to deal with these bouts of guilt mixed with hangovers while mulling over the same dilemma over and over again – Blake or Terrence? Terrence or Blake? Think, Chloe, think!
Mr Right & Mr Wrong is a wonderfully warm and witty yet thoughtful romantic comedy, from which you will not only pick up tips on the intricacies of London dating, but also discover a few moral and ethical aspects of plant neurobiology. Not so much chick lit as chic lit, offering sophistication alongside Chloe’s amusing complications.
AUTHOR BIO Grigory (a.k.a Grisha) Ryzhakov grew up in the Russian Far East, bathing in the icy waters of Seas of Okhotsk and Japan and playing hide-and-seek in the snowdrifts that carpeted his native town of Korsakov.
He later travelled thousands of miles to vibrant London, on the way collecting his MSc degree in biochemistry at Moscow State and PhD in molecular biology at Cambridge University. Meanwhile, Grigory has been ceaselessly creating poems, songs and prose until eventually he wrote his debut novel "Mr Right & Mr Wrong".
"Usher Syndrome" was his first published story, also adapted for the stage and performed at London's Barons Court Theatre in 2010. To connect with Grigory, please visit his blog: http://www.ryzhakov.co.uk
Natasha remembers little from her Russian childhood, other than the lingering nightmares of her mother's tragic death. So when someone close to her hands her a one-way ticket to Russia, along with the deed to her family farm, and then is brutally murdered, she has little confidence about what awaits her in that distant land.
With doubt and uncertainty, Natasha has no choice but to leave her life in America for an unknown future. Once overseas, the terrifying facts as to why she was really summoned home come to light.
Fact one: Monsters do exist.
Fact two: The only thing keeping those monsters out of the world is an ancient mural hidden below her family's farm.
Fact three: The mural that keeps the evil out of the world is falling apart.
The final fact: It's up to Natasha to restore it and save the world from a horror unlike anything seen before.
Luckily, Natasha isn't alone in her mission. Three Russian Knights are tasked with protecting her from the demons as she restores the mural. And leading the Knights is the handsome and strong Anatoly, who seems to be everything Natasha could hope for in a man. Unfortunately, there is one huge problem. Her Knights are forbidden from having relationships with the artists they protect, and Anatoly is a hardcore rule follower. But rules cannot stop the way she feels.
When a horrifying demon breaches the barrier and pulls Anatoly inside the mural, Natasha can’t help but charge, once again, into the unknown—this time to save the man she secretly loves. Now on the demons’ turf, she risks her own life to free the very one who is supposed to be protecting her. Little does she realize that if she should fail, it could mean the destruction of the very last barrier shielding mankind. Will Anatoly refuse Natasha’s help? Or will he finally realize, when love is at stake, the rules will be broken.
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EXCERPT FROM MOONFLOWER:
Seattle, Washington
The shadows came for me at night, in
my sleep, evoking demons as they crept over me, pressing down, tangling around
my arms, my legs, my neck. I struggled to open my eyes. To move. To breathe.
Panic swelled. Twisting and thrashing, I battled to break free. The shadows
turned to vapor, and it was my mother who held me now, clutching me to her bloody
body as we huddled together. Her ragged, uneven breath feathered across the
back of my neck.
She whispered one last Russian
lullaby.
My father appeared in the doorway,
his heavy boots dripping snow on the oak floor. His eyes were cold, vacant, a
rifle tight in his hands. He advanced, yelling Siberian curses that fell from
his lips like hissing snakes. He snarled and aimed the weapon at my mother’s
chest. Her eyes stretched wide in horror, her lips twisted in a final scream as
she pushed me to safety.
A bullet exploded through her torso,
shattering my existence in a mixture of steel, blood and bone, colliding at the
speed of light. My father lowered the gun, grabbed my mother’s wrist and
checked for a pulse. A satisfied smile crept across his lips as he dropped her
lifeless arm.
A whimper escaped my throat. He
spotted me cowering in the corner, his eyes blazing with scalding fury. He
raised the weapon, aimed it at my forehead, and the shadows came for me again….
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ABOUT ANGELA J. TOWNSEND:
Angela Townsend was born in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Missoula, Montana. As a child, Angela grew up listening to stories told by her grandparents, ancient tales and legends of faraway places. Influenced by her Irish and Scottish heritage, Angela became an avid research historian, specializing in Celtic mythology. Her gift for storytelling finally led her to a full time career in historical research and writing. A writer in local community circulations, Angela is also a published genealogical and historical resource writer who has taught numerous research seminars. Currently, Angela divides her time between writing, playing Celtic music on her fiddle, and Irish dancing.
Angela's first novel, Amarok, was published through Spencer Hill Press in 2012. Her newest novel, Angus MacBain and The Island of Sleeping Kings, was signed for publication with Clean Teen Publishing in 2013.
Angela resides on a ranch, in rural Northwestern Montana, with her two children Levi and Grant.
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Spark is the fourth book in the Bionics series. A series about a world where humans that were injured after a blast had bionic prosthetics to makes their bodies whole again. After a few years those with bionic parts were declared dangerous and were hunted by the government. But a few of the Bionics are gathered in an underground base, fighting for the Resistance, an organization that want Bionics to be free to live among humans.
In Spark, the story of Blythe, Dax, the Resistance and their fight against the government, and now the Rejects, Bionics who want to take control of the world, continues on. This time the Rejects are holding a whole town hostage, killing the people one by one just to make a point to the government. The Resistance won't let that happen, especially since this is just more fuel to the government's propaganda against all Bionics.
This story is from Blythe's PoV and even though she is not my favorite character in the book, I loved how she changed through out the story. Especially loved how things ended. The series is just getting better and better, I can't wait to see how it all ends.
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ABOUT DESCENDING:
When Xanthus cashes in a long-standing favor, Kyros is faced with doing two things he thought he'd never do—protect a mermaid and live on land. Dagonians loathe mermaids and Sara, Xanthus's wife, is no exception. Also, a Dagonian standing on human legs? As if being around the vile creatures responsible for polluting his home and killing his sister wasn't horrible enough, Kyros has to deal with Sara's troublesome human friend, Gretchen.
Kyros can't help but resent Gretchen. Not only is she human and unforgettably gorgeous, but she leaves him swimming in confusion and feeling things he shouldn't be feeling—least of all for a land-walker! When Gretchen is nearly killed by an assassin's bullet, Kyros's mission changes. He's forced to become her protector. Forced is a gross exaggeration, though. The more time Kyros spends with Gretchen, the more he finds himself falling for this spunky, witty human. When it becomes apparent that something dark and evil will stop at nothing to see Gretchen dead, Kyros expends his resources to find out who that being is. Unfortunately, the answer causes more problems than it solves. When a rogue mermaid wants you dead, you’re safe from no one… not even the ones you love.
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In a war between the humans and the inhabitants of the sea—humans will lose. Xanthus Dimitriou—the most lethal Dagonian to rise from the ocean—is on a mission to save mankind from annihilation. But first there’s one small thing he needs to do… kill a beautiful young woman in a wheelchair.
Killing her doesn’t start out as part of his plan. He entrenches himself deep in the human world. Aligning himself with his enemies, he prepares to send them to Triton to face their punishment. Then Sara Taylor rolls onto the scene. Xanthus knows at once she’s a criminal. And her crime? Being born. She’s a human/Dagonian half-breed, an abomination. Killing her should be an easy job. All he has to do is break into her apartment, slit her throat, and feed her body to the sharks. Simple, right? Wrong. If only she weren’t so beautiful, so innocent, so sweet...
Saving the world may have to wait. It appears Xanthus has a woman to save. But protecting her may cost him his own life.
About Holly Kelly
Holly Kelly is a mom who writes books in her spare time: translation--She hides in the bathroom with her laptop and locks the door while the kids destroy the house and smear peanut butter on the walls.
Holly was born in Utah but lived in Salina, Kansas until she was 13 and in Garland, Texas until she was 18. She's now back in Utah--"happy valley". Holly is married to her wonderful husband, James, and the two of them are currently raising 6 rambunctious children. Her interests are reading, writing (or course), martial arts, visual arts, and spending time with family.
Holly Kelly's first published book is: Rising. Rising was published by Clean Teen Publishing on September 6, 2013.
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Sixteen-year-old Caitlyn Foster never believed in the legend of the Redeemers. That was before the trees started to whisper her name. Before a murder of crows attacked the town. Before she and her family came home to find a bloody handprint on their front door, marking one of them as a sacrifice. As Caitlyn’s friends are ripped from their homes, she knows it’s only a matter of time before the Redeemers come for her. Caitlyn has the power to stop the terror, but she’ll have to decide if she’s willing to sacrifice herself to save those she loves.
Fingers in the Mist by O’Dell Hutchison Publisher: Month9Books
O’Dell was born in a small rural town in Idaho. There were no Redeemers living there (that he knows of). After attending college in the Pacific Northwest, he found his way to the Houston area. By day, he is a Business Systems Analyst and at night you can either find him sitting at home, dreaming of random super powers he wishes he had, or directing plays and musicals at various theaters around Houston.
Northern was supposed to be a fresh start—a place where people didn’t know who I was or how I had spent years in and out of mental institutes. People didn't know about my parents death or the island no one heard of. But when Peter sits next to me in lit class, I can’t stop the memories, and I don’t want to. He looks too much like the boy from the island, and despite my best intentions, coaxes my secrets from me.
He’s gorgeous, irresistible, a little mad, and completely lost—we are a pair of broken cogs in a world neither of us truly fits into. And he listens when I talk, about the past and the terrifying future. He is somehow gentle and fierce, heartbreaking in his devotion and savage in his defense.
When Belle, his best friend, shows up, pale and lovely and sick, Peter pulls away from me, a startling withdrawal. It’s a relationship that scares and confuses me. She is at times warm and friendly, and other times is violent and unpredictable.
Peter says that he wants me, but refuses to let himself get close. And there are secrets, surrounding both of us, that border on nightmares. As the memories close in, as Belle gets sicker and more violent, I’m torn between what is true and what I believe, and what this magical boy knows about my mysterious past.
*Suitable for 17+. A romantic contemporary retelling of the boy who never grew up.
Author Bio:
Nazarea Andrews is an avid reader and tends to write the stories she wants to read. She loves chocolate and coffee almost as much as she loves books, but not quite as much as she loves her kids. She lives in south Georgia with her husband, daughters, and overgrown dog.
A great follow up to Titanium, Secrets is told from the PoV of Gage. He is not as a great narrator as Dax was in the second book of the series, but I am really glad we finally got to learn his story and secrets.
The thrid book in the Bionics series is as action packed as the second one and also has a lot of romance in it. Gage and Blythe have some alone time and a lot of things happen. Also, we finally get to learn more about the Rejects, the Bionics who are against the government but in more violent ways than the Resistance. I am pretty sure we haven't seen the last of them yet.
This was a worthy follow up and that ending had me screaming to my kindle screen. I can't wait to see what happens next. On to Spark!
The story of a love
powerful enough to span centuries.
How can she be his
soul mate if he doesn’t have a soul?
Blurb:
When Graham Logan, a Scottish earl
turned vampire by a dark wizard’s curse, draws the Queen of Swords, he knows
he’s about to meet the love of his life. For the third time. But surrendering
his heart will mean risking her life…or making her what he is. Neither of which
his morals will permit him to do. Graham, who believes he lost his soul to the
curse, rages at God: Why give her back only to take her again?
Cat Fingal, the third incarnation
of Graham’s twin flame, won’t let him escape so easily. As soon as they meet,
she feels she knows him and begins having past-life flashbacks. A white witch,
she casts a spell to summon him, wanting answers and to fill the void she’s
felt all her life.
Graham has other problems, too.
Like the seductress who wants him for herself and the dark wizard who cursed
him and killed his beloved the first two times.
Will he find a way to save her this
time around? Or will she save him?
Excerpt:
Biting his lip, Graham turned the card of the here
and now quickly. Seeing what he’d most feared tightened his chest. The central
figure sat in profile upon a throne carved with angels and butterflies. She
wore a white gown and a cloak decorated with clouds. More clouds gathered in
the background, suggesting a storm was coming. The woman’s left hand reached
out toward someone or something unseen in the distance. Her other hand gripped
the up-thrust symbol of her suit.
The Queen of
Swords.
He’d drawn the card only once before: the morning
he’d met Catharine La Croix at a sidewalk cafe overlooking the Seine. To say
her resemblance to Caitriona discomposed him was an understatement. He’d been
floored by the likeness. He’d also been drawn to it like a sailor to a siren’s
song. Unfortunately, he’d had no ship’s mast to rope himself to until the
danger passed. Within a few weeks, they were deeply in love. He never suspected
she might meet the same fate as her previous incarnation. Not until it was too
late, anyway.
He’d done his best to protect her. After seeing
Gerard Fitzgerald, the dark wizard who’d cursed him, on the street outside her
apartment on Rue de Cherche Midi,
he’d kept a watchful eye on her. Being as stubborn as before, she didn’t care
for his vigil. One morning, she slipped out after he’d fallen asleep. He’d
searched for her everywhere, out of his mind with worry. He’d had her blood,
should have felt her, but he didn’t. That evening, he learned why.
Fitzgerald had done it. Of that, he was certain. He
just didn’t know why. Now, it looked as if history was about to repeat. And
what could he do about it except tear out his hair, beat his fists on the walls,
and cry to heaven, “Why? Why give her back to me only to take her again?”
Grief closed around his throat like a strangler’s
hands. Coughing to ease its grip, he overturned the card of his future.
Surprise stung his heart when he saw The
Fool. Squinting, he studied the image of a gaily-dressed youth whose open
arms seemed to embrace the world. His right hand held a knapsack, his left, a
single white rose. Nipping at his heels was a wee white dog. The Fool, fearing nothing, looked
skyward with a dreamy expression as he strode toward the edge of a cliff.
Bewildered, he shook his head. What could it mean? The Fool stood on the threshold. He was
the protagonist of the tarot, the archetypal hero embarking on his quest, the
soul starting its journey toward atonement. The
Fool, in other words, was the polar opposite of the hopeless, faithless
tightrope walker Fitzgerald’s dark curse had turned him into over the past one
hundred years.
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About Nina Mason, author
Nina Mason is
a hopeful romantic with strong affinities for history, mythology, and the
metaphysical. She strives to write the same kind of books she loves to read:
those that entertain, edify, educate, and enlighten. Three of her books will be
published in 2014: The Queen of Swords, an urban fantasy/paranormal romance;
The Knight of Wands, book one in the Knights of Avalon Series; and The Tin Man,
a political thriller about the dangers posed by media monopolies. She is currently at work on Book Two of the
Knights of Avalon series and is itching to get back to a book she started a
while back about a merman who falls for an oil company spokeswoman after a
phantom tanker capsizes on the coast of the Hebrides islands. When not writing,
Nina works as a communications consultant, doll maker, and home stager. Born
and raised in Southern California, she now lives in Woodstock, Georgia, with
her husband, teenage daughter, two rescue cats, and a Westie named Robert.
When her home is
attacked by murderous vampires, 17-year-old Alexa is forced to leave her mother
for dead in order to save her sister. She soon learns that she is the last
known member of an elite race of supernatural Warriors, and is thrust into a
world full of vampires and werewolves who all seem to regard her as some sort
of savior. Meanwhile, Alexa battles a monster within herself that seeks to gain
control; a monster that seeks blood.
The hidden city
she finds herself in appears perfect, but Alexa's instincts tell her that all
is not right within its walls. When she is asked to attend a school of
fighters, whose exams consist of gladiator-style competitions, she must decide
who she can trust among the smiling faces. And, when she meets Kayden, a
vampire she feels undeniably drawn to, she must decide if she can trust
herself.
About the Author:
H. D. Gordon is
the author of The Alexa Montgomery Saga. Blood Warrior, the first book of the
Alexa series was her debut novel and has held a spot in the top 100 fantasy
bestsellers for over a month. Half Black Soul is the second book in this series
and H. D. plans to complete Alexa's tales by the end of 2012. In June of 2012,
Joe, a fantasy novel about a young clairvoyant, was released as well. H. D. is
a lifelong reader and writer, a true lover of words. When she is not reading or
writing she is raising her two daughters, playing a little guitar, and spending
time with her family. She is twenty three years old and lives in the
northeastern United States.
Unfathomable forces have always contested Genevieve Indiana Falcon,
known as Indie. The curse of her cold touch entraps her just as the grief
ignited in her past torments her. Yet, her mysterious ability to dream while
awake saturates her in the belief that she was not always anguished. There is
hope that one day a true peace in her soul can be found.
Foolishly, Indie assumes she has contained her
life in an odd balance, and she cherishes the visions she sees of the enigmatic
boy that held her in a lost time, but can never reach. She grieves for a life
she fears she'll never possess, and that grief is a weapon she uses against her
aunt who stands between her and her inheritance.
Weeks away from her twenty-first birthday, the
date where she would assume control over her family legacy, a night terror robs
Indie of the balance she was clinging to. Like the dream she had before she
lost her family, it predicts a fatal catastrophe on the horizon. The fight
between life and death, good and evil, began the moment her thundering heart
awoke her.
Everything changed after that dream. The one
thing that keeps her curse at bay is stolen, and then the enigmatic boy arrives
in the flesh. Face to face with her fiery born-again lover Indie realizes that
the only way she can prevent the tragedy before her is to surrender everything
she was, is, and could be.
Can she bend the laws of nature and fight the
improbability that fire and ice could ever be one? As far as Indie is
concerned, there is not a myth, spoken fate, or curse that is stronger than her
stubborn desire to have it all ... including him.
The Rivulet series can be read on its own or as
#11 in the Web of Hearts and Souls Series.
About the Author:
Jamie Magee has
always believed that each of us have a defining gift that sets us apart from
the rest of the world, she has always envied those who have known from their
first breath what their gift was. Not knowing hers, she began a career in the
fast paced world of business. Raising a young family, and competing to rise
higher in that field would drive some to the point of insanity, but she always
found a moment of escape in a passing daydream. Her imagination would take her
to places she’d never been, introduce her to people she’s never known. Insight,
her debuting novel, is a result of that powerful imagination. Today, she is
grateful that not knowing what defined her, led her on a path of discovery that
would always be a part of her.
Two thirds of the world's population has been
wiped out, devastated by the worst war earth has ever seen. Still standing
amongst the ruins is a mind reader who finds herself on the wrong side of the
war. Everyone does what they must to survive. When the rebels bent on bringing
down the New World leader start to rise up, it is her job to make sure they
stay down where they belong. That is, until one rebel sneaks past her defences
and into her heart. Love will blossom from the ashes, but will it be enough to save
them, or will it mean the end of them both?
*This book is for mature audiences due to sexual
situations, violence and strong language. NA
About the Author:
I am an author
of YA novels, as well as, and most importantly, a mother to my two beautiful children!
Life or Death? Not many people would choose death. But what if death
chooses you? What if death doesn’t mean the end of your life, but the beginning?
For a Death Escort, death is life. Death is your
paycheck. Death is your job.
And Charming is the best Escort the Grim Reaper
has ever had.
But when you piss off the Reaper, being the best
doesn’t matter. So Charming is assigned a Target who is practically impossible
to kill. He knows the Reaper hopes he fails—that he’s counting on it. So
Charming vows to prove him wrong. He vows to make the kill.
But someone else vows to get in his way. Someone
with a big mouth, a sugar habit, and blond hair. Someone who makes his heart
start beating again.
And so Charming is left holding more than one
person’s fate in the palm of his hand. He thought the choice would be easy,
that there really wasn’t a question at all.
He was wrong.
Life or Death?
About the Author:
Cambria Hebert
is a latte sipping author of the Heven & Hell series, the Death Escorts
series, and the Take It Off series. She loves a caramel latte, hates math and
is afraid of chickens (yes, chickens). She went to college for a bachelor’s degree,
couldn’t pick a major and ended up with a degree in cosmetology. So rest
assured her characters will always have good hair. She currently lives in North
Carolina with her husband and children (both human and furry) where she is
plotting her next book. You can find out more about Cambria and her work by
visiting http://www.cambriahebert.com
Dark Waltz--A
sizzling legend of loss, lust and love.
It’s the year
2030 and the human population has been annihilated by a virulent form of small
pox. Liasare Davidson is desperately searching for her brother, who has been
missing for three months. It’s been eighteen years since she was evacuated from
Earth and she is horrified to see it’s become a cesspool of unimaginable
things.
In her quest to
find her brother, she meets Jurek, a powerful and enigmatic being that
frightens her, yet she is unable to resist. When things begin to unfold between
them, they both discover a paralyzing truth that puts Liasare at grave risk.
She must make a choice to join Jurek and find her brother or fulfill a role she
believes she is ill equipped to undertake.
About the Author:
One day, on her
way home from work as a sales manager, A. M. Hargrove, realized her life was on
fast forward and if she didn't do something soon, it would quickly be too late
to write that work of fiction she had been dreaming of her whole life. So, she
rolled down the passenger window of her fabulous (not) company car and tossed
out her leather briefcase. Luckily, the pedestrian in the direct line of fire
was a dodge ball pro and had über quick reflexes enabling him to avoid getting
bashed in the head. Feeling a tad guilty about the near miss, A. M. made a
speedy turn down a deserted side street before tossing her crummy, outdated piece-of-you-know-what
lap top out the window. She breathed a liberating sigh of relief, picked up her
cell phone, called her boss and quit her job. Grinning, she made another call
to her hubs and told him of her new adventure (after making sure his heart was
beating properly again).
So began A. M.
Hargrove's career as a YA/NA and Adult Romance writer. Her books include
Kissing Fire, Edge of Disaster, Shattered Edge, the series the Guardians of
Vesturon (Survival, Resurrection, Determinant, Beginnings and reEmergent), Dark
Waltz, Tragically Flawed, Tragic Desires and Exquisite Betrayal.
Other than being
in love with being in love, she loves chocolate, ice cream and coffee and is
positive they should be added as part of the USDA food groups.
(If you're
wondering, it didn't happen EXACTLY that way, but….)
There are some
beings in this world, long thought to be extinct. Some seek to protect them,
others want control, but some . . . some are hell bent on their destruction.
Audrey was taken
from her father, hidden away from the world, and tortured for five years. She
was rescued, but is she really safe, or is there someone else waiting to betray
her? Can she trust those who saved her? Can she learn to accept who she really
is?
Stone was on a
routine mission to extract valuable information from a rival clan of
paranormals. Instead, he and his team find something much more valuable: a
scarred, damaged young woman who holds many secrets, and whose power is beyond
anything they could ever have imagined.There is much more to Audrey than meets
the eye and Stone is determined to protect her.
Audrey and Stone
are about to find out it’s hard to know who to trust.
(New Adult,
contains language and sexual content. 18+)
About the Author:
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Oh jeez…do you
know how many people I told I didn’t want to write this? So here is the one my
friend made me:
Becca Vincenza
lives in wonderful Michigan. She has a love for Skittles, rainbows, Star Wars,
*giggles* and Hot Men. She spends time in her basement with Airicka… Apparently
that’s where the best ideas come from.
Any who….she
loves meeting new people, so feel free to message her on Facebook and friend
her on Goodreads!
Although her
phone number will not be given out because, well…she doesn’t like heavy
breathing.
So a sort of
serious one: For real, I am a geek. I grew up watching Star Wars, and my father
read Lord of the Rings to us, along with the C. S. Lewis series. I love to
write. In all honesty, it took me a lot of work to get where I am today and I
don’t regret a moment of it. Reading and writing are honestly the best things
ever. I couldn’t be happier that my parents put me through so much extra help.
Anyways! Me, me, me…. Huh…I love paranormal stuff…Love it.
