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Kayah's Tears
- Narrated by: Hannah Carmona
- Length: 5 hrs and 53 mins
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Kayah's Tears
Narrated by:
Hannah Carmona
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Publisher's Summary
Kayah was orphaned at a young age when her parents were killed by the Hunters a rival bike club. The only reason the Alpha of the Dire wolves took in a Timber wolf pup was out of respect for her father. Fight with Kayah while she fights for her respect not only in the pack, but for her spot in the Biker Club as well. When the Hunters attack will Kayah help save the family that raised her?
As her 21st birthday slowly creeps closer will Kahya find her mate or will she be shunned for life, because she is the only Timber wolf in a Dire Wolf pack.
©2023 Leigh Titler (P)2023 Leigh Titler
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