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Indie author Ellen Khodakivska



Dear readers and indie authors, let me introduce you to outstanding indie author Ellen Khodakivska. I was reading her books, and it was a significant experience.

It bases her plot on actual stories; she writes emotionally, and her story brings an important message to value your life as a special gift. She is a romance writer and love stories are sensitive with a touch of sadness. Ellen is dancing with life and death, joy and sadness, and metaphors like "forget-me-not" are a part of her special style. 

It will attract you with colorful sentences, easy reading, and romance that are old-fashioned but emotional in the greatest way. We forgot about traditional love stories through this age of technology, but here is Ellen to remind us about humanity. 

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