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    Chance and Change
    Chance and Change
    Chance and Change
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    Chance and Change

    By Christina Dickinson

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    Lady Adella Lathol has always been confined to outer edges of high society. But as the marriage of her sister draws near, she attracts the unwanted attentions of a new suitor. While dodging unwanted proposals, Adella finds herself in the arms of a god. Rish, the God of Chance and Change, is on the hunt for whatever is making the magic of their world so volatile. With every encounter, Adella is in more danger of losing something precious—her heart, or possibly even her life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristina Dickinson
    Release dateOct 14, 2022
    ISBN9781952009129
    Chance and Change
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    Christina Dickinson

    When she was younger, Christina lived in Michigan, where she earned a black belt and took archery classes. She loved running through the forest, climbing through sand dunes, and swimming in Lake Michigan. She started writing in the fourth grade, with a story about her big, orange tabby cat wanting to be a rock star. Now that she's older, Christina lives in Texas with her husband and their three cats: Scythe, Amulet, and Mad Cat. She's worked all kinds of jobs--from retail to waiting tables to warehouse to massage therapy to management. She has earned her Associate Degree with focuses on Creative Writing and History. Through all of it, her dream was to see her work in print on someone's shelf. Christina's hobbies include playing board games, role-play games, video games... basically games... reading, and traveling. She's always up for a ren faire, exploring an ancient ruin, or taking a cruise.

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