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REVIEW: Peridot – War and Peace, by M.D. Grimm

September 17, 2019September 15, 2019 by scott

Peridot: War and Peace - M.D. Grimm - The Stones of Power

Title: Peridot: War and Peace Series: The Stones of Power Book Two Author: M.D. Grimm Genre: Fantasy/Sci Fi LGBTQ+ Category: MM/Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 263 Reviewer: Linda Tonis, Paranormal Romance Guild Get It On Amazon About The Book Morgorth is considered a villain by his own people and known as the Dark Mage of the North. But now all he feels is light and love as he pursues a budding relationship with Aishe, a dialen of the Ravena tribe. Morgorth hardly believes his good fortune. He has allowed Aishe into his home, into his bed, into his heart. He laughs more, smiles more, and feels happier than he ever has … Read more

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