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    Red
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    Red

    By Stephanie Kelley

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    Poppy

    Probably shouldn't be drinking and telling you this, but it kinda sucks to be the wolf with no Red Riding Hood to seduce when one is in a mood, wait, I mean chase... chase, that's it. That is, until he shows up with flaming red hair and lots of muscles.

    **Red is a 4,700+ word, steamy short story with a twist of supernatural, 18+ due to adult content. Poppy's full story is now available in Sunflowers and Poppies!**

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephanie Kelley
    Release dateApr 5, 2017
    ISBN9781370030699
    Red
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    Stephanie Kelley

    Stephanie Kelley is a sci-fi geek who wishes Firefly was never canceled. She has a degree in Journalism from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. She enjoys writing in the urban fantasy and horror genres. In addition to her Alaskan Hunter series, she also has short stories published in various anthologies. Follow her on Amazon or Facebook for the latest updates.https://www.facebook.com/StephanieKelleyAuthor/

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