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The Broken Destiny Reveal : for the first time ever you can read an excerpt , blog stop.

Hi all

Proud to announce all the hard work is paying off. Please stop by at Blaire's blog to read an excerpt of my debut Novel 2012 The Broken Destiny

You can also view the book trailer.

http://blairekensley.blogspot.com/

Pls keep following the blog tour for giveaways , the cover reveal and…

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