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    When Darkness Loves: Dark Romance, #1
    When Darkness Loves: Dark Romance, #1
    When Darkness Loves: Dark Romance, #1
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    When Darkness Loves: Dark Romance, #1

    By Michael Dimenco and Wolffe

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    When Darkness Loves is an enchanting collection of dark romantic poetry that explores the captivating intersection of love and darkness. Delving into the depths of human emotions, this evocative anthology unravels hauntingly beautiful verses that celebrate the mysterious allure of love's darker shades. With each poem, readers are transported into a world where passion and pain intertwine, unveiling the raw vulnerability of the heart. From the bewitching depths of the night to the intoxicating allure of forbidden desires, When Darkness Loves will leave readers spellbound and longing for more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherReaperblack6
    Release dateJul 28, 2023
    ISBN9798223462248
    When Darkness Loves: Dark Romance, #1

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