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T.I. Lowe
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Under the Magnolias
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2021
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20 editions
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Lulu's Cafe
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2014
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12 editions
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Indigo Isle
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2023
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11 editions
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Beach Haven (Carolina Coast, #1)
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2020
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10 editions
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Lowcountry Lost
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2024
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6 editions
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Driftwood Dreams (Carolina Coast #2)
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2020
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9 editions
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Sea Glass Castle (Carolina Coast #3)
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2020
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7 editions
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South of Somewhere
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Goodbyes and Second Chances (Bleu, #1)
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2014
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8 editions
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Coming Home Again (Coming Home Again #1)
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2015
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8 editions
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The Noticer: Sometimes, All a Person Needs Is a Little Perspective
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Buckeye
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"These are always the hardest books to abandon - the ones that everyone else gives five stars to and you plough on against your better instincts, hoping you'll see the light soon! I think I knew from the first few pages that this just wasn't going to "
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“I knew how easy it was was for a moment to get tangled up, some parts shifting while other parts faded like sneakers left in the sun too long, until a memory was only a muddled reflection of the truth.”
― Under the Magnolias
― Under the Magnolias
“Life served up only a small portion of firsts in a lifetime, and it was up to the person to not take it for granted. There were no do-overs with firsts.”
― Lulu's Cafe
― Lulu's Cafe
“And I also believe forgiveness and getting over being mad is a gift for ourselves, not for the ones who wronged us.”
― Under the Magnolias
― Under the Magnolias
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“Good is like treasure. You have to seek it out and how rewarding it is when you find it.”
― Lulu's Cafe
― Lulu's Cafe
“I'm not a book snub nor a person snub.
All books, just as all people deserve a chance.
Some seem to weave into your life, while others may not be a perfect fit.
Some may only be brief encounters before you head in separate directions.
Others just grasp hold of you and become a permanent part of you.
No matter...They all deserve a chance”
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All books, just as all people deserve a chance.
Some seem to weave into your life, while others may not be a perfect fit.
Some may only be brief encounters before you head in separate directions.
Others just grasp hold of you and become a permanent part of you.
No matter...They all deserve a chance”
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“The world does not need more Christian literature. What it needs is more Christians writing good literature.”
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