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An Angel's Wish
Angelica Parkinson has gotten herself into quite a pickle. With one hastily uttered wish, she finds herself face to face with her destiny. The only problem is--the man of her dreams lives more than a hundred years in the future.
9 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 7, 2009
About the author
Karen L. Syed
9 books5 followersKaren L. Syed is the president and COO of Echelon Press, LLC. Every day is a new success story for her as she continues to grow herself and her business. She has seen seven of her own novels published (writing as Alexis Hart), along with numerous articles and short stories. As a former bookstore owner, she garnered a nomination from Publishers Weekly for their Bookseller of the Year award. She is committed to helping and encouraging everyone she comes in contact with to seek a healthier and more positive quality of life by reaching for their dreams.
Her newest fascination has taken root in the Steampunk industry. This tremendously interesting genre based in the Victorian era is helping to feed a minor obsession with the time period. She is currently embarking on her own Steampunk series called Petticoat Junction. With more than a quarter of a century experience in the book industry, she hopes this one will propel her into the bestseller category. Time will tell.
Her newest fascination has taken root in the Steampunk industry. This tremendously interesting genre based in the Victorian era is helping to feed a minor obsession with the time period. She is currently embarking on her own Steampunk series called Petticoat Junction. With more than a quarter of a century experience in the book industry, she hopes this one will propel her into the bestseller category. Time will tell.
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February 12, 2011
i was looking for a short and positive story and i found it with this. sometimes you just need a story that will make you smile and the ending did just that. the reason it didn't get five stars is because i wanted more.
sometimes you just have to accept a story the way it is. i wasn't excepting anything indepth and i enjoy the story for what it was. buy if you what a story that's well told. looking forward for more from this writer.
sometimes you just have to accept a story the way it is. i wasn't excepting anything indepth and i enjoy the story for what it was. buy if you what a story that's well told. looking forward for more from this writer.
June 8, 2012
Extremely Short.
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