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Writings of Magdvin Cszgarna Presenting the first: Arlyn and Krisdevon 
I have not had the opportunity to read this book but it is fairly well written. It appearsw to be a fantasy/romance. As I have the time I'll prepare a real synopsis. Note: It does have adult themes.
Thurina and Krin 
This is a nice short story in almost a fairy tale format. It tells of the love of Thurina and Krin and how they promised themselves to each other and no one else. The story takes place in an imaginary place where magic is still possible. Definitely a worth while read.
MC, please email me.
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By: Gen. Philip Sheridan This is the personal memoir of General Philip H. Sheridan, who fought for the Union Army in the American Civil War. This, volume II of a two volume set, continues to tell the story of this famous general. An excellent companion to the memoirs of General Grant. |
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