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    Lilly's Love
    Lilly's Love
    Lilly's Love
    Ebook32 pages26 minutes

    Lilly's Love

    By Bobby Crew

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    Lilly has the perfect life; she’s wealthy, strikingly beautiful, and is married to the man most women only dream about, until she sees a demon in the night and her thriving romance becomes a match made in hell. As her husband’s artistic, romantic, resolve quickly dissolves into a rich and ravaging rage, she suspects the dark entity is slowly taking him over.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBobby Crew
    Release dateFeb 28, 2018
    Lilly's Love
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    Bobby Crew

    I'm a recent college grad and horror writer. I work for an indie publishing author resource organization, and I am now starting my own publishing journey. You can subscribe for free to TheHorrorCrew.com for free horror story PDFs.

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