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The Silent Patient

by Alex Michaelides (Goodreads Author)

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The Attraction Factor - 4 Simple Yet Powerful Principles That Will Melt Any Man's Heart

by Bob Grant

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The Whole World Over

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Rose Whetzel said: " Not loving it at page 100. Full of blatant stereotypes and outdated, crude, stomach-turning euphemisms. I don't even get the feeling that Glass knows these characters she is writing about. I'm sticking with it...hoping her characters evolve and she f ...more "

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