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House of Stone
House of Stone
by Novuyo Rosa Tshuma
A page turner (1/20/2019)
From the moment I cracked the book open I couldn't put it down, there were some grammar mistakes but it didn't ruin the story. It is a story I would recommend to friends.
The Almost Sisters
The Almost Sisters
by Joshilyn Jackson
Almost Sisters (5/31/2017)
I loved this book, it was a page turner and quite funny characters. This is a book I would read again. Will recommend to anyone who likes a little mystery and light-hearted plot.
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