What Should Never Be - Foster, Lm
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Leo Wilde is an orphan. Well, that's not exactly correct, but it's how he's felt for most of his life. His father died before he was born, and while it was true that he still had his mom, he'd always gotten the impression that if she had to choose between Leo and his stepfather, she would undoubtedly choose her husband. Leo's stepfather had belittled him, smacked him around a bit, just for good measure, for his entire life. His favorite insult was: You're as worthless as your ol' man. Leo's father was gone, but in life, he had been of the blood, schooled in the ancient arts, and when Leo's…mehr

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Leo Wilde is an orphan. Well, that's not exactly correct, but it's how he's felt for most of his life. His father died before he was born, and while it was true that he still had his mom, he'd always gotten the impression that if she had to choose between Leo and his stepfather, she would undoubtedly choose her husband. Leo's stepfather had belittled him, smacked him around a bit, just for good measure, for his entire life. His favorite insult was: You're as worthless as your ol' man. Leo's father was gone, but in life, he had been of the blood, schooled in the ancient arts, and when Leo's stepfather unwisely allows his rage and hatred to move beyond mere threats, the mystical promise of Leo's lineage, invoked long ago, will at last manifest itself. Also in this Series It Might Have Been - Part One An Exceptional Boy - Part Two
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LM Foster was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. She discovered what a mistake this was at the tender age of nineteen and relocated to Riverside, California. Notwithstanding a penchant for collecting strays and young men, she has managed to get her novels to market. Please send questions and comments, praise and outrage to lmfoster@9thstreetpress.com.