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Pull Back the Curtain
Two oppositonal strangers find themselves trapped in a mysterious room where they are separated from one another by a curtain, and are plagued by confusing visions and flashes to an alternate realm where they may not be as unknown to one another as it seemed.
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Two oppositonal strangers find themselves trapped in a mysterious room where they are separated from one another by a curtain, and are plagued by confusing visions and flashes to an alternate realm where they may not be as unknown to one another as it seemed.
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Genre:Romance, Mystery
Written By:Shona Kelly
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