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Renegotiating Kaylin, a novel

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It is herein stated as a matter of record that the publication titled Renegotiating Kaylin is a novel written by Natisha R. Williams and is being pre-published by the author using Blogger.com, and that pre-publishing begins on February 8,2019. The author Natisha Renee Williams reserves all rights.

It also herein stated as a matter of record that the publication titled Renegotiating Kaylin is the third book in the novel series The Decks and the Road which has been established by the author Natisha Renee Williams. All rights reserved by Grace Call Communications, LLC and the author Natisha R. Williams in use of the brand and branding of the trademark name The Decks and the Road as well as all logos and slogans. The author is also the owner of all graphics used throughout this novel series, and in conjunction with The Decks and the Road trademark name.

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