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    The Sea
    The Sea
    The Sea
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    The Sea

    By KL Hughes

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    Literature professor Louise Richards has a secret. She isn't human. Her evergreen body harbors a weathered soul, jaded and no longer thriving. That is, until fascinating student Nicole Stark walks into her classroom and awakens something within.
    Nicole is different and alluring in ways Louise can’t quite put her finger on. Who is this mysterious, enticing woman? What is she hiding? Louise would love to lose herself in those knowing eyes and that teasing smile, and find out everything.
    A supernatural lesbian romance about embracing secrets and being true to ourselves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYlva Publishing
    Release dateOct 17, 2018
    ISBN9783963240997
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    Nicole Stark—the goddamned bane of my existence.

    I met her on the first day of fall semester. She sat in the front row, hair bouncing about her face in springy auburn coils. Thick glasses perched on her nose. Her pink bottom lip was tucked between her teeth as she stared down at a weathered book in her hands. The light caught her pale brown skin like a spotlight, making the freckles splashed across her nose pop into focus. She wore faded jeans that hugged her thick hips and a gray university sweatshirt. The toe of one bright white sneaker bounced in mid-air as she sat with one leg crossed over the other. Bop, bop, bop. The steady rhythm was hypnotizing, like a thumping pulse just beneath the skin.

    When she looked up, our eyes met. Hers were green; not a dark, rich green like emeralds but a light green, so light

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