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Drinking Midnight Wine

Toby Dexter is a slave to his own daily grind-nine-to-five at the local bookstore. But one evening he gets a reprieve in the form of a beautiful woman riding the same train...

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A woman who opens a door that wasn't there a moment before...

The door to Mysterie..

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 290 pages

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