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Read Reviews for Wolf at the Door - Christine W...
by - written on 05/02/09 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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I enjoy paranormal romance books. I'm not into chick lit as such, and have never been one for romance books, but introduce some paranormal element, and I'm hooked, strange, I know! From my previous purchases, and other information that I've given them, Amazon recommended this book, Christine Warren's Wolf at the Door, so I decided to give it a try when I was spending some of my Dooyoo earned Amazon vouchers. I wasn't disappointed. The Author Christine Warren apparently gets claustrophobia is she lives in a landocked state, so she now lives in the Pacific Northwest after being raised in coastal New England. Her other fear is running ... Read the complete review
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