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The Literary Lemon
August 14, 2014
Summary:
Ervina Gregson was a young woman who, quite simply, was born two centuries later than the world had intended. Always acutely observing the ignorance of her peers, she pleasantly arrives to a summer which promises solitude, literary pursuits, and long afternoons passed in the Literary Lemon café. What is wholly unexpected, however, is the at once unwelcomed attention of one who could hardly be characterized as a gentleman.
Sarah V.
The Literary Lemon
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spinnerofyarns GOLD said...
on Oct. 4 2015 at 1:40 pm
I enjoyed both the story and style of this piece, and I want to know what happens next! Do you think you will continue the story? (Or ought I to inquire as to whether you feel yourself inclined to apply your pen to the extension of this altogether distinctive and agreeable volume?)
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