Now in Kindle Unlimited

ByKeira Andrews

For the first time, you can borrow my Gay Amish Romance series and post-apocalyptic shifter series Kick at the Darkness via Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited!

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These series are pretty much two ends of the romance spectrum since I like to mix things up. I hope you enjoy Isaac and David, and Parker and Adam. More is coming in both of these series in 2017 and 2018.

Buy or borrow now at Amazon:

Amish #1: A Forbidden Rumspringa
Amish #2: A Clean Break
Amish #3: A Way Home
Kick #1: Kick at the Darkness
Kick #2: Fight the Tide

Happy reading! <3

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