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Comments

Unknown said…
Hi Miranda, my name is Larry Rodness and I am inquiring about receiving a review on my newest novel entitled, "Perverse", published by Itoh Press in both print and electronic formats. Synopsis as follows:

19 year old Emylene Stipe is a 2nd generation Goth who, like every teenage girl, is trying to find her place in the world. One night she comes upon an old painting in an antique store and is compelled to purchase it. When she brings it home an image of a young woman appears in the sketch and then magically materializes in her apartment. Emylene nick-names her 'Poinsettia' and they soon become fast friends. But Poinsettia has an ulterior motive for her sudden and strange intrusion into her host's life which causes Emylene to question her whole belief system.

Goodreads link: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17227210-perverse

If there is interest I can forward a PDF.

You can also get more info at my website: www.larryrodness.com
February 27, 2013
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