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Cynthia Ruchti

They Almost Always Come Home

Genre: Books: Fiction, Contemporary, Drama
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Author: Cynthia Ruchti

Our Review 5 / 5 - Near Perfect

by Melissa Willis

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Anne Korkeakivi

An Unexpected Guest

Genre: Books: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher: Little Brown & Company
Author: Anne Korkeakivi

Our Review 5 / 5 - Near Perfect
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by Heather Adams

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Dan Walsh

The Reunion

Genre: Books: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher: Revell Publishing
Author: Dan Walsh

Our Review 5 / 5 - Near Perfect
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by Multiple Reviewers

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