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Patricia McCormick books explore complex themes like trauma and resilience through sparse yet powerful prose, often centering on young protagonists navigating harsh realities with emotional depth and authenticity.
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The Banished Mate Of The Lycan King
Almost as if she sensed the dangerous thoughts running through my head, Patricia slowly reached across the table and placed her hand gently over mine.
“You don’t need to panic,” she said softly. “And you do not need to be afraid.”
Her voice carried no hatred. “Your secret is safe with me.”
I stared at her silently, Patricia’s eyes softened with something that almost looked like pain. “I know about your childhood,” she continued quietly. “I know how difficult your life was growing up without a wolf.”
My body stiffened instantly but Patricia continued before I could speak. “I know your parents treated you differently from your sister.” Her voice became heavier. “And I know you were thrown out
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The Billionaire’s Debt Bride
The books are organized by color, not author or subject, and I pull one out at random, turning it over in my hands before sliding it back into its slot.
I’m returning it to the shelf when I hear heels clicking on marble.
“Mrs. Cross!” Patricia’s voice echoes before she appears.
She sweeps into the library carrying garment bags draped over one forearm and a tablet tucked under the other, moving with the brisk confidence of someone who has never once been late to anything in her life. Her suit is immaculate—pressed, tailored, probably steamed that very morning. Her hair is pulled back severely, pinned so tightly at her nape it looks like it would hurt to turn her head quickly. Not a strand dar
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FALLING FOR MY BEST FRIEND'S FATHER
She focused on it comprehensively.
"I'm not judging you," Patricia said. "I want to be clear about that before anything else I say. You seem like an extraordinarily perceptive young woman, and whatever is or isn't happening here is not a moral failing on your part."
Emma turned off the tap. Dried her hands. Made herself look at Patricia directly because looking away felt like an admission, and looking directly felt like courage, and right now she needed to borrow some.
"Nothing is happening," she said.
Patricia smiled. And turned her head down for a moment.
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The Supernaturals
Richard asked, following her path.
"We have to find a way to bring Israel back during the night". Patricia said and stopped walking, then directed her light in another direction.
"What are you looking for?". Mr. Richard asked her.
"Maybe we can get a hint on how to separate them". Patricia said and stumbled on a book on the floor. She picked it up.
"Let's see what's inside". She said and placed the book on a table and opened it while Mr. Richard and his wife walked closer to her.
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Accidentally Pregnant With The Alpha’s Sons After One Night
Patricia had come to me with a lot of juicy offers in the past, and I had rejected all of them and warned them not to tell me about any more offers.
If she considered this one, then it might be important.
“What is it about?” I asked, ready to reject outright if it was another greedy alpha's offer.
“It's an offer from Alpha Damien Mikelson of Seven Moon Pack,” she said, and I raised a finger, stopping her.
“You know I don't take offers from those greedy Alphas, Patricia, did you forget?” I reminded, scowling. “What's social about an alpha seeking to buy my time for a stupid reason?”
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CEO's Dare Bride
Emma didn’t turn around.
“They’re not from him.”
Lola raised an eyebrow but didn’t argue.
Emma stayed still a little longer, then walked away from the flowers. She didn’t throw them out. But she didn’t put them anywhere special either. She let them stay right where they were, alone by the door.
Still, her eyes had lingered a second too long.
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Meanwhile, Patricia didn’t leave the office quietly.
She stayed. She made herself known.
She walked the halls like she had history there. She smiled at people, greeted executives by name, reminded them of parties they used to attend together. Her voice was warm and sweet, but there was something sharp under it. Something that cut a little t
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His regret: Her revenge
Krista POV
Patricia Owens' living room was the room of someone who had been waiting a long time and had made peace with the waiting without letting it consume the rest of her life.
Books on every surface. A small television. A kitchen visible through a doorway that smelled like coffee and something baked earlier in the morning. Family photographs on the mantelpiece, children and grandchildren in the ordinary accumulation of a life lived alongside the specific secret she had been carrying since the night she worked a NICU shift seven years ago and saw something she could not unsee.
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Thirty Days Before Goodbye
I said.
"The same thing you have always given," Patricia said. "The inside view. In every room that asks for it. In the specific, particular, unhurried way that you have always given it." She paused. "And one more thing."
"Tell me," I said.
"The second book," she said. "I want to know if you have thought about it."
The kitchen was quiet.
Eleanor moved against my chest.
Julian was watching me with the steady, patient attention he had always brought to things he was waiting for me to receive in my own time.
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Return Of The Forsaken Madam
Elsie said in a low voice with a change in her breathing pattern.
“Does it matter if it’s a dirty trick?” Patricia threw a question and since it didn’t require an answer, she continued. “The outcome matters and I will play it on your brother. I want him back.”
Elsie ground her teeth. “You-” she said and Patricia interrupted her.
“Muppet, I warned you years ago to mind your manner when you speak with me. Remember?” Patricia pointed out. “You know, I was still a commoner then and now, I am a president of a big organization. The biggest organization in the city,”
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Freakn' Shifters
Would he act on it?
He better not have hurt Stu. And if he had? What would she do? Punish Ricky? Hadn't she already by not giving in to his overtures? By choosing the young wolf over him?
Why couldn't she rewind the clock to a time before she'd met them? A time when all she worried about was who Emily Thorne would target next on Revenge?
Patricia didn't need to announce her presence, not when whispers and catcalls followed her rapid steps along the dark corridor. Despite the late hour, not all the prisoners slept, and many tracked her progress with sly comments and invitations to make a prostitute blush.
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Patricia Good is an author whose works have flown under the radar for many, but once you stumble upon them, they leave a lasting impression. Her novel 'The Whispering Shadows' is a haunting blend of magical realism and psychological depth, weaving together themes of memory and identity. I found myself completely absorbed by its lyrical prose and the way it explores the fragility of human connections. Another standout is 'Echoes of the Forgotten,' which delves into historical fiction with a twist of supernatural intrigue. Her ability to create atmospheric settings makes her books perfect for readers who love immersive, character-driven stories.
While her bibliography isn’t extensive, each of her works feels meticulously crafted. 'Silent Voices' is a shorter piece but packs an emotional punch, focusing on societal marginalization. What I admire most is her willingness to tackle unconventional narratives—nothing feels formulaic. If you enjoy authors like Susanna Clarke or Kazuo Ishiguro, her books might just become your next obsession.
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