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CompletedThe Phantom Heiress: Rising From The Shadows
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- Quint Shroyer
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Exploited by adoptive parents for twenty years, Brenna is sent away when their biological daughter arrives.
Her birth family's status and her own hidden talents overturn their expectation that she will fail. A broken engagement adds another complication: she meets her former fiancé's twin brother before the ex returns declaring love, placing new possibilities beside the family's reversal.
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