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    Ebook25 pages15 minutes

    Reflection

    By Suzette Vaughn

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    About this ebook

    Some days are hard when you have to
    save millions. It’s much harder when
    you can’t save them. There isn’t much
    you can do when you are the only 
    person that can see disasters without
    the specially made windows that see
    in the future. Work, look forward to
    your reward at the end of your tenure.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSuzette Vaughn
    Release dateAug 18, 2015
    ISBN9781516381913
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    Reflection
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    Suzette Vaughn

    Suzette Vaughn discovered her love of writing novels after her pushy sister made her read a romance novel. The book was awful, and with a lot of extra time on her hands, Suzette decided she could do better. Soon after, she drafted Badeaux Knights. Encouraged by that same pushy sister, Suzette entered her manuscript into a writing contest and received valuable feedback. She decided to take this whole writing thing seriously and delved back into the book. With Badeaux Knights complete, Suzette quickly began working on her second novel, Mortals, Gods, and a Muse. Suzette resides in Winston-Salem with her husband, son, and a cat who insists on walking across the tops of doors.

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