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Origins: First Books of Three Paranormal Bestsellers: Cole, Showalter, Kohler
By:Kresley Cole,Gena Showalter,Sharie Kohler
Published on 2011-06-21 by Simon and Schuster

This ebook boxed set of paranormal romance novels includes the first books in series by Kresley Cole, Gena Showalter and Sharie Kohler. This boxed set includes: -A HUNGER LIKE NO OTHER by Kresley Cole -AWAKEN ME DARKLY by Gena Showalter -MARKED BY MOONLIGHT by Sharie Kohler.

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