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    Among the Trees, before You Go
    Among the Trees, before You Go
    Among the Trees, before You Go
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    Among the Trees, before You Go

    By Rebecca Milton

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    In an attic, in a box, pushed to the back, to the edge of memory were the journals. In the journals were answers to the questions she had asked time and time again. There were also answers to questions she never knew she should ask.

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    PublisherAmorBooks.com
    Release dateJan 14, 2022
    ISBN9781005725747
    Among the Trees, before You Go
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    Rebecca Milton

    Rebecca Milton writes sizzling erotica and romance for the thinking person. On her free time she enjoys taking her Alaskan Malamute for long, long walks. He enjoys it too.

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      My mother gave birth to me when she was very young.

      So the story she wrote in her journal says. I was conceived on a blanket spread over pine needles and sand in a copse of trees near the house she grew up in. She was on the edge of 15, when her muffled cries of pain, pleasure, shame, were drown out by the heavy grunts of a boy only a few years older. This great act was underscored by an orchestra composed of a million crickets, a few owls and the endless beat of the ocean dropping itself on the sand of the beach a few yards away.

      He was leaving to be a soldier. She was his good luck charm he promised. She was what he would think of, come back to. He was her first glimpse of love. The first kiss that curled her toes and burned in her belly, made her sit up at night in her bed and dream of him in uniform. He was wise, good and full of the kind of dreams and passions that no one else in the little seaside town could ever imagine.

      She trusted him and that trust brought her to the woods, on a moonlit night, when she should have

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