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Thorne Bay
- An Alaskan Packs Novel, Book 1
- Narrated by: Kelli Tager
- Length: 14 hrs and 33 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Disillusioned and aimless, Evan Spencer makes a pact with herself. To follow wherever the finger of destiny points. Even if that means heading to some obscure Alaskan town she's never heard of. A place where the primal beauty of the backwoods is rivaled only by a certain pair of steely green eyes.
But Thorne Bay has a dark side. It's not just rumors and wary gazes that shadow the darkly alluring Tristan and his reclusive family. Her search for self, as it turns out, leads to a discovery of werewolves and a fight for survival. Alaska might just leave an indelible mark. Love and Death will leave her changed forever.
©2018 Jeanine Croft (P)2023 Pink Flamingo Productions
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