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CANINE EYES

'CANINE SHIFTERS don't take mates of HUMANS for obvious reasons.' These words are LAW among the Werewolves of the modern era. CANINES, as they are now called. After the massacre of her entire pack by a rogue clan of dominant Shifters, Casselba, a beautiful young hybrid has to wade into the human world as a College Professor. In the shadows of her alias, she makes up plans to avenge her pack. Then she encounters two striking human males... ...and suddenly DUTY becomes mixed with DESIRE. ...and ROMANCE with REVENGE. Casselba struggles to keep her priorities straight, but with two smoking hot Bad boys who are not at all subtle in their want for her, and a dangerous dire wolf lurking just beneath her skin, she is torn between two worlds... ...the world of loyalty to her murdered pack, and the world of submission to the despised humans. Together, a Canine and two Humans embark on a mission that reveals even more secrets about their species than either of them expected. A RIPPLING TALE OF POWERFUL WOMAN, AND HER LOVERS BENEATH.

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~A HOLLY DOLLY CHRISTMAS ~

Music Recommendation: The First Noel by Carrie Underwood.

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THE SLOW MUSIC OF THE SEASON goes playing on an ancient gramophone in the silent halls of the Manor. A carol, it seems, bearing a singing voice worthy of a Grammy. The many rooms of the mansion are awash in this christmas song, marking the innards with the lovely whisperings.

The morning dawns as the 25th of the last annual month and winter is greatly pronounced in the area.

Outside the mansion, the landscape is all white with the trees around nearly invisible in the drizzle of snows. The world was immaculate, it's purity marked by the gray ambience. In the reclused countryside which the Hallow Manor calls its home, only crying crows grant a flicker of existence in the persistent snowfall.

Of course their near cousins, the ravens are not left out in the shrill calls of winter. However, of the two species of blackbirds, the crows delight much more than the ravens.