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Authors: Brooke Moss

Tags: #Young Adult

Underwater (30 page)

 

~ About the Author ~

 

Brooke writes complex, character-driven stories about kismet, reunited lovers, first love, and the kind of romance that we should all have the chance at finding. She prefers her stories laced with some humor just for fun, and enough drama to keep her readers flipping the pages, and begging for more!

When Brooke isn't spinning tales and creating worlds, she spends her time drawing/cartooning, reading, watching movies then comparing them to books, and, of course, wrangling four kids, one hubby she lovingly refers to as her “nerd”, and attempting to conquer the Mount Everest of laundry that is the bane of her existence.

 

Discover more about Brooke Moss here

 

http://www.brookemoss.com

http://brookemosswriter.blogspot.com

http://twiter.com/BrookeMoss4

http://www.facebook.com/brookemossauthor

 

 

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