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Bound to the Alpha

Bound to the Alpha

He replied he didn't specify that he also owned it. “That's a weird name, Búraló is Gaelic for wolf,” she mumbled. "How do you know Gaelic?" He asked curiously.
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Ceejay Ramirez
A great story! Thank you for finishing it finally! Kudos to you! But just a suggestion, please give more time to editing and proofreading before publishing because there’s a lot of grammatical errors like wrong use of pronouns he/she, him/her, as well as interchanging names since it confuses readers
Mystical Majesty
This is one of the better books I have read. No rape, sexual abuse. It was entertaining as one experienced each character’s trials and emotions. The mate never rejected his mate. All the love stories were amazing.
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Enchanted Twilight

Enchanted Twilight

“But first, who are you?” “Don. Oh, maybe you know her as the goddess Dana, one of the Celtic gods you’ve always thought of as a god who planted a death spell.” Seeing the look of confusion still evident on everyone’s faces, especially Ursula and Beatrice, who finally joined him, they resumed their words.
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Alpha's Feral Kitten

Alpha's Feral Kitten

This girl is mine, but I can be patient. I wonder what she thinks of the inscription on the back of the moonstone. It looks like a jewelry designer name, Mo fhíorghra. Someday I’ll tell her it’s pronounced “moe here-graw”, and that its literal Gaelic meaning is “my true love”. In our pack, which is strongly Irish-American, we use it to mean “fated mate”. I bought it from a vendor at a midsummer fair in our hometown of Tidepool Cove, not far from Crescent.
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The Forbidden Bride

The Forbidden Bride

“One of my brothers is to marry a widow, she can not provide a bloody sheet. It would not be fair if the emissary had to watch them and not us.” “I...I suppose not.” Padraig smiled as he let go of her chin and bent over her to sign his name. HIS name. Eliana noticed. Griogair and Alasdair were written slightly smaller than Padraig, the name he chose to be called most of the time. She looked up at him, her eyes questioning. “My other brother is wed to a lass far to the east whom we have never met. They too will have to couple for the emissary and they are yet strangers to one another. You are lucky to know me, are you not?”
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The Dragons of Edon

The Dragons of Edon

Caulan – (COLL-an) The Dwarves The Ne’Lehts (Neh-LEHTS) Clan: Clan Leader: Kol – (KOHL) Furgus – (FUR-gus) Haelvor – (HAYL-vohr) Ulfor – (ULF-ohr) Runa – (ROO-nah) Other Clans: Ne’Kirhi – (Neh-KEE-ree) Ne’Chula – (Neh-CHOO-lah) The Jivanaar – (Jivah-NARH) (The Elves) Ja’saal (Ja-SAHL) – “Chief” Taiya – (Tah-EEY-ah) Jeylin – (JAY-linn) Layna – (LAY-nah) The Hiamaar – (HIGH-ah-mahr) (Northern Elves) The Chi-maaya – (Chee-MAHyah) (The Faerie Folk) Elyta – (El-EE-tah)
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To Love A Beast

To Love A Beast

The creature eyed my outstretched hand strangely before placing his small hand in mine and shaking. "Now give me the bell," he said sticking his hand out for it. I laughed. "I'm not stupid. Your fae friend played us once. I will give you the bell after my three wishes. Now, what's your name?" I asked. "Limerick O' Harp." "How do we know you telling the truth?" Elias asked. "I can't lie. I'm trapped in this realm and I want to go home, but by all means, I'll give you a practice wish. Go on say my name and wish for something. Start with I call on the fae Limerick and then say your wish."
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Gabbalaba
Lovely. Modern setting, troubled family relationships, and a whole lot of love. Good writing, my only note is you need to work on your possessives (their, we are, they’re etc.) not too long, not too short. Also not intended for making $$ and I appreciate that. Great side characters too! Well done!
Mandi Craig
good reads. there is a abandon book on here it's called Tje Shy girl Saves the Mafia Don. the person who started it we think from what she shared a year ago has passed away. you should look at it and think about writing the rest and finishing it. she left it off right at a good part..
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Grim Reaper's Bride

Grim Reaper's Bride

“Respect your father.” “Why did you name me Angus?” he howled. “Every hot chick that asks about my real name is immediately turned off.” “Because, it's a traditional family name,” mom said proudly. “Every first son on my side of the family has had that name.” “Callie's name is Irish, too, but it's normal,” Mo said darkly. “Why couldn't I have been Patrick? Or Conner?” “Hey, I'm named after a river, okay? How lame is that? At least you're cattle, or whatever.”
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The Forgotten - Book One of the Chronicles of Faynon

The Forgotten - Book One of the Chronicles of Faynon

“Your names. Sigwulf, for example. It’s an Ulfwyn name that means Victorious Wolf.” Sigwulf shrugged. “It’s also an old name and heard all over Kalthar these days. Just not as commonly as is was when I received the name.” Hrodgar nodded once and continued. “Kemp translates into Warrior, in Ulfwyn. Even our wee Princess, Astrid Nara means Goddess of the Rising Sun and Dear One. Just an observation.” He scratched at his beard. Kenward chuckled at some joke only he could see as he watched the byplay of people’s faces.
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Ice Princess: The Winter Solstice Tribrid

Ice Princess: The Winter Solstice Tribrid

5) Mo rí is Irish for “My King” 6) Go raibh maith agat is Irish for “Thank you” 7) Goddess Danu: Goddess of the Fae—also Goddess of Wisdom, Fertility, and wind 8) Dara knot: symbol of grounding and strength 9) Shield knot: used for protection from spirits or opposing armies 10) Celtic cross: represents strength, knowledge, and compassion—four beams represent both the four elements and the mind/body/soul/heart 11) Celtic dragon: represents sovereignty, power—identifies the leader of the kingdom
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Middle Land

Middle Land

I can't help but cough out a laugh, especially since Rian is acting just as silly as Fiona. *** Cailleach means witch. aes sidhe means Fae. Leanan Sidhe means soul mate or other half.
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