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    Loving The Monster Within: Black Hollow

    By Cassidy K. O'Connor

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    Penelope Harbough has dedicated her life to her job at a home for battered women and children. With such a stressful and heartbreaking job, she finds her solace in the arms of Frank - a gargoyle statue that sits atop her building watching over the city. She spills her heart to him daily while watching the sun rise.

    Asald sold his soul for the woman he loved. After upsetting the prince of Hell, he is cursed to become the monster he feared was inside him. To make up for some of the guilt, he takes it upon himself to protect the women of the shelter. A vigilante. A modern day winged Robin Hood, of sorts. Until he's forced to reveal himself...

    Love trapped him but can it save him, too? When Penelope learns the truth, will she run screaming or will love prevail?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCassidy K. O'Connor
    Release dateMay 19, 2016
    ISBN9781386081173
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    Loving The Monster Within: Black Hollow
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    Cassidy K. O'Connor

    Cassidy K O'Connor is a born and raised Floridian who loves to travel but never forgets where her roots are. She married her high school sweetheart, they have 3 kids and a crazy dog. Travelling and reading are her two favorite hobbies. Cassidy loves all things Ireland and has been lucky enough to visit twice. Her first book 'The Evolution of Sam' was published August of 2014 and she has plans for many more.

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