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Sunbound Moonbroken
Paperback
Series: The Bare Soul Collection, Book 1
Publisher: Lisa Recke
Published: Mar 16 2026
Pages: 76
Weight: 0.18
Height: 0.18 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Sunbound Moonbroken is a dark and tragic love story about two souls who were never meant to survive loving each other.
Drawn together by a connection neither of them fully understands, their bond burns with an intensity that feels both sacred and dangerous. In another life, perhaps they could have built a quiet world together - but the reality they inhabit leaves no space for the love growing between them.
As passion deepens into something impossible to ignore, they must face the truth that some love stories are not meant to be lived openly... only felt in the shadows.
Haunting, intimate, and devastatingly beautiful, Sunbound Moonbroken explores the kind of love that changes you forever - even when it cannot stay.
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