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    Unwrapped
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    Unwrapped
    Audiobook9 hours

    Unwrapped

    Written by Jane Elmore

    Narrated by Jane Elmore

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    Of all the thoughts racing through my mind, three things stood out.


    First, Seth used to be a mummy.


    Second, we were connected eternally beyond our control.


    And third, he literally took my breath away.


    Rose Thorne has lived in Boone, North Carolina her whole uneventful life. After a family member’s passing, she receives a gift from beyond the grave. Intrigued, she handles it, accidently sparking a connection to Seth Ember, thousands of miles away. When Seth and his family move to Boone, his desire for Rose flourishes. Can he preserve his way of life or be erased from history, never to be with Rose again? Devour this inseparable love story as it comes unwrapped and transforms into an enduring entanglement.


    Mysterious and romantic, Unwrapped is briming with unfurling passion and intrigue. This is a love story that will leave you breathless.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJane Elmore
    Release dateSep 19, 2023
    ISBN9798868660726

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