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Allan was born into the hellish realm of Cronos as the god of sorrow. His purpose was simple: to absorb the negative energy from humanity so harmony and peace could prevail. It wasn't a difficult responsibility to uphold. In fact, he enjoyed what he did. That is, until he met Everly Kerk. . . Struggling in a cold, merciless world, Everly repeated her days intoxicated, tired, and smiling through what seemed like endless suffering. She wasn't unlike other people Allan had encountered, but something more than her negative energy drew him in. . . She was able to see him.
This book is purely fictional and written for enjoyment purposes, however there are elements that may be harmful to some readers.
Throughout the narrative, there are depictions of physical abuse and thoughts of suicide. The overall tone of this book is pretty dark, with licks of dark comedy littered here and there.
With this in mind, I do hope you enjoy reading this book that is close to my heart, and that you can find some truth in Everly's story.
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Jkind12: Great story but I didn’t like the gap of 4 years in the end! It’s like the writer quit.!
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ktkirata: The story is really interesting. How the character described in the story is like you can see them and picture how they move, talk and feel in the every plots. Well done writer and keep it up.
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Felicia: This is the 2nd book im reading of this writer. And I enjoyed it just as much as the first, Marked while we slept. Worth the read. Very good writer
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NN: It got me from chapter 1. I’m sad it ended, but I loved the whole story. It was very emotional to read parts of it, and the dynamics, characters, and plot twists were amazing. I’d like to have an epilogue... 10years from now. What happened to Dewey? Even Jordan hahahaha
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Merrell Bunting: Beautiful story, a bit heavy on the spice for me but a really good read.
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wndymns08: I like the shorter chapters
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Angela Mullen-Akporiaye: I like the banter between Aldrich and Lucy. She’s sassy and kind. He’s vulnerable and strong. There’s a verisimilitude in the way that they relate. And when he came looking for her, she didn’t shrink. Bravo!
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