Tears From Above (Don't Read in the Closet Events)

by Michele L. Montgomery

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Tears From Above (Don't Read in the Closet Events)

Free novella written for theM/M Romancegroup's "Hot Summer Days" event.----------Genres/Tags:Gay M/M / Paranormal / Light D/s / Angels / Angst / Love / Drama / Light BDSMApprox. Word Count:19,113

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