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Review: The Necromancer’s Heart – Robin Harper

June 9, 2023 by scott

Genre: Fantasy, Paranormal, Romance LGBTQ+ Category: Bi, Gay Reviewer: Anne, Paranormal Romance Guild Get It On Amazon About The Book Mortimer’s life is set in stone. That is until he takes the reins and rejects his crown and his namesake. Striking out on his own, he discovers a whole new world and a whole new him. But even with all of the newness, falling in love is still his greatest dream. Then he meets Galen. He never planned on falling for a man who stands for everything he’s not. Now he just has to deal with the significance of his birthright. The Review I enjoyed this was a sweet short … Read more

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