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REVIEW: Seeing Is A Curse

January 21, 2019 by scott

Seeing is a Curse - Terry Poole - Seeing is Believing

Title:Seeing is a CurseSeries:Seeing is Believing, Book TwoAuthor:Terry PooleGenre:ParanormalLGBTQ+ Category:Gay/MMPublisher:Loose-IDPages/Word Count:164 PagesBuy Link:https://www.amazon.com/Seeing-Curse-Believing-Book-ebook/dp/B076HCMF1G/Reviewer:Maryann About the Book: Back from the dead, Eric is reunited with his love, Kevin, only to be torn apart by blackmail and treachery. Coming back from the dead changes a man as Detective Erik James discovers when he is reunited with Doctor Kevin Stuart, the love of his life. The last thing he expected was to become a ghost whisperer, able to guide lost souls. They barely get a chance to explore Erik’s new abilities when they are abruptly forced apart by blackmail. All because of the greed of Kevin’s own ambitious Sentinel father. Kevin must enlist … Read more

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