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    Touch: A Paranormal Short Story
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    Touch: A Paranormal Short Story

    By Will Overby

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    About this ebook

    Addie is a young farm girl who possesses the power to heal. A trip into town with her father leads to a fateful encounter with a woman who offers Addie the opportunity to exploit her ability for pay. Addie must decide whether to give her family a chance at a new life or do what she feels deep within is right.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWill Overby
    Release dateMar 6, 2016
    ISBN9781311338372
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    Touch: A Paranormal Short Story
    Author

    Will Overby

    Award-winning author and sometime banker Will Overby lives with his wife, a dog, and a menagerie of cats in the rural lakes area of western Kentucky. Between dodging mergers and drafting policies he writes novels. Connect with him on his website, willoverby.com, on Facebook, or follow him on Twitter (@Will_Overby).

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