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    Who'd Have Known, There'd be Somewhere Only We Know
    Who'd Have Known, There'd be Somewhere Only We Know
    Who'd Have Known, There'd be Somewhere Only We Know
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    Who'd Have Known, There'd be Somewhere Only We Know

    By Chyna Yue

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    A man wakes up in a snowy dark garden maze, but he doesn't know how he got there. The only clue he has, is a soft familiar voice coaxing him along. Is the voice there for good or evil, the only way to know is to keep moving.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChyna Yue
    Release dateAug 11, 2014
    ISBN9781310249778
    Who'd Have Known, There'd be Somewhere Only We Know
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    Chyna Yue

    I've grown up in the rural South, it has had and impact on who I am as an artist and a person. I love all of the nature that is around me. I'm a graphic Artist,Photographer, and a in the closet author. I've been writing for years, but was always to afraid to let my work be seen. I normally write in a Screenplay format, but I enjoy short stories too.

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