Ebook {Epub PDF} Deep Enough to Bleed by Margie Church

I’m thrilled to be hosting a stop on Margie Church’s tour for the launch of her new novel, “Deep Enough to Bleed” First things first, here’s Margie Margie Church writes erotic romance novels with a strong suspense element, in keeping with her moniker: Romance .  · DEEP ENOUGH TO BLEED Margie Church ISBN: ASIN: Length: novel Genre: Contemporary New Adult Fiction Price: $ Get your copy here: Kindle US, Kindle UK, Smashwords Orphaned on the brink of adulthood, Jolene must make decisions for herself and her younger, disabled brother, Adam. Margie Church, Deep Enough To Bleed, Erotic romance, KD Rose.

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Deep Enough to Bleed, by Margie Church Orphaned on the brink of adulthood, Jolene must make decisions for herself and her younger, disabled brother, Adam. Decisions as painful as the blows they suffered at their father’s hands. Deep Enough to Bleed book. Read 3 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Orphaned on the brink of adulthood, Jolene must make decisions. Deep Enough to Bleed, by Margie Church. Orphaned on the brink of adulthood, Jolene must make decisions for herself and her younger, disabled brother, Adam. Decisions as painful as the blows they suffered at their father’s hands. Cutting herself is the only thing making Jolene feel something besides misery and worthlessness.