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by Laura Hemphill
Buying In (11/7/2013)
I enjoyed reading this novel from beginning to end. With a very engaging story line, well defined characters, realistic motives, and some worthwhile truisms tucked in, the author tells a modern tale that is relevant, informational and entertaining all at once! The heroinemore
Peking to Paris: Life and Love on a Short Drive Around Half the World
by Dina Bennett
Peking to Paris (4/16/2013)
My expectations were a bit too high; the descriptive title and lovely cover had me intrigued by the subject and excited to learn more about the journey and how it influenced the author's relationship with her husband. A few chapters into the narrative I found myself a bitmore
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