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I Long For Your Salvation

Posted by Kimberly Gail on November 15, 2017

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Kimberly Gail grew up in Kansas but has neither lived on a farm nor been swept away to a magical land by a tornado. She does however craft magical worlds in her mind that she lovingly transforms into words through her writing. She is a mother of three; two newly-minted adults, and one highly opinionated pre-teen whom she is currently home-schooling.

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