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Lorraine J. Anderson
Lorraine J. Anderson was born in 1959 in Three Rivers, Michigan. She has been experimenting with many different kinds of fantastic fiction, including comic strips with the artist Sherlock, Fantasy stories, Science Fiction stories, fictional newspaper columns, and Young Adult paranormal fiction.... show more

Lorraine J. Anderson was born in 1959 in Three Rivers, Michigan. She has been experimenting with many different kinds of fantastic fiction, including comic strips with the artist Sherlock, Fantasy stories, Science Fiction stories, fictional newspaper columns, and Young Adult paranormal fiction. She hopes to someday make fiction more than a hobby. She works as a bookkeeper in Three Rivers.
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Lorraine J. Anderson's Books
Second-Hand Princess - Lorraine J. Anderson Aboard the Quaker City: A Tour Aspace - Lorraine J. Anderson ReDeus: Beyond Borders - Aaron Rosenberg, Robert Greenberger, Paul Kupperberg, Steven H. Wilson, Phil Giunta, William Leisner, Scott Pearson, Lawrence M. Schoen, Kelly Meding, Steve Lyons, Janna Silverstein, David McDonald, Lorraine J. Anderson The Curious Case of A. Fly, Esquire - Lorraine J. Anderson How I Learned to Hate the Shadows - Lorraine J. Anderson Escaping the Dragon: A Two-Act Fantasy ... Escaping the Dragon: A Two-Act Fantasy Farce - Lorraine J. Anderson Goose - Lorraine J. Anderson The Princess At War (The Second-Hand Princess Series Book 2) - Lorraine J. Anderson
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Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it 14 years ago
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Not bad, but not all that funny either.
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Karlynp & The Doggone World
Karlynp & The Doggone World rated it 14 years ago
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So did the princess live happily ever after once the prince rescued her from the beastly dragon who ate her parents? This super-short story was a fun cheeky continuation to the fable, but don't expect much depth to the story.
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