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    Seducing the Woodsman
    Seducing the Woodsman
    Seducing the Woodsman
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    Seducing the Woodsman

    By Kasey Ho

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    I've never fit in with the residents of my village. It was very much the land that time forgot, consumed by tradition and a haunting story of a beast. A monster that stalked the forests every full moon.

    When I returned for my father's funeral, the old legend was the last thing on my mind. I was distracted by my attraction to John. A woodcutter. His thick muscles and brute strength aroused me like no other, even though I'd promised my mother I wouldn't cause another scandal.

    But I figured one night alone with him wouldn't hurt anything. No one would have to know.

    Except it was the full moon. And the old legend is more than just a story...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKasey Ho
    Release dateSep 26, 2017
    ISBN9781370513062
    Seducing the Woodsman
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    Kasey Ho

    Kasey Ho writes sexy tales of the paranormal. She currently lives in Colorado with her husband and their ever-growing menagerie.

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      Seducing the Woodsman - Kasey Ho

      Seducing the Woodsman (Beast Mountain, Vol. 1)

      By Kasey Ho

      Copyright 2016 by Kasey Ho. All rights reserved.

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      Other Stories by Kasey Ho

      About Kasey Ho

      I promised Mother that I wouldn’t make a spectacle of myself when I returned home for Father’s funeral, but I think I would have been better off promising to give her the moon.

      Even though my prim all-black skirt and blouse would have been considered downright nun’s wear outside of this tiny little town, I still generated a lot of stares and whispers as I passed, riding on the back of the old grocer’s cart as he came back from one of his market day visits to the nearest large town.

      There were no cars here. No cell signal. And forget about computers or anything remotely resembling the internet.

      This was the land that time forgot.

      At least the clopping of the horses’ hooves and the rattling of the ancient wheels drowned out everyone’s conversation.

      I didn’t need to hear what they were saying.

      I already knew.

      I was a scandal to them in every sense of the word. Only boys were supposed to leave home in order to seek better lives elsewhere. Girls were supposed to get married at sixteen and dedicate their lives to serving their husbands and raising as many children as possible.

      It was bad enough I’d refused several marriage offers, staying in the village school until they finally threatened to kick me out.

      Then I’d actually had the nerve to go to college. And to follow that by getting a job.

      After all, who knew what wicked things I must have

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