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Oct 1998, 416 pages
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Oct 1999, 419 pages
"You're going to need a goat. For milk," I said to Duffy. "Maybe two or three of them."
"Not a problem," he said. He would have acquired nursing elephants if I'd told him to. He just wanted his little girl to smile again.
I then asked both of them to please get out of the exam room and let me work. What I was about to do was a bloody, difficult, and ugly operation.
Excerpted from When the Wind Blows, excerpted with permission of the publisher. Published by Little, Brown & Co. Copyright 1998 by James Patterson
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