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Catch Me
Lilian Norton is a survivor, carries the scars of a bitter experience on her back, bright and beautiful, lives hidden in someone she is not. What does Lilian Norton hide? Who is she? And why is he so interested? Those are the questions that disturb Peter Stuart.
In the midst of an aggressive publicity campaign, the cards will be put on the table and the whole of Lilian's past will come afloat, plunging them into a chain of events that will test the temperance of her love and take them through the paths of the soul, forcing them to Face themselves.
In the midst of an aggressive publicity campaign, the cards will be put on the table and the whole of Lilian's past will come afloat, plunging them into a chain of events that will test the temperance of her love and take them through the paths of the soul, forcing them to Face themselves.
311 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 18, 2017
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Sarah Hopkins
28 books14 followersSarah Hopkins is a criminal lawyer, the wife of Matt Moran and the mother of two young children. She is the author of two novels, The Crimes of Billy Fish, which was highly commended in the inaugural ABC Fiction Awards, and Speak to Me.
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February 25, 2017
Unreadable writing.
This was obviously translated from another language. I can't make it past the first pages. The pronouns switch gender randomly, the sentences are incomplete, and there is a random gibberish word thrown in. I don't know what I read, and I tried several times to see if I could make it make sense.
This was obviously translated from another language. I can't make it past the first pages. The pronouns switch gender randomly, the sentences are incomplete, and there is a random gibberish word thrown in. I don't know what I read, and I tried several times to see if I could make it make sense.
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