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Elise is on page 198 of 231

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Elise is on page 104 of 231

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L is on page 183 of 231

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L is on page 140 of 231

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L is on page 109 of 231

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L is on page 83 of 231

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L is on page 58 of 231

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L is on page 14 of 231

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Ronaldo Reyes is starting

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Ronaldo Reyes is starting

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Carmen is starting

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Carmen is starting

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Aliyah Catherine is starting

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Jennifer Agahan is starting

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Joseph Deo is starting

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Joseph Deo is starting

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Rieza Rosales is starting

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Neil is starting

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Patricio Padua is 10% done

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Jay-r Trinidad is on page 45 of 231

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Danilo Espada is starting

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K.D. Absolutely is on page 164 of 215

I really enjoyed Pedrosa's prose. The shift of POV from the young and ambitious Ferdinand Marcos to the laidback and old Vicente Orestes (Imelda's father) when the latter heard about the whirlwind romance that led to the instant wedding. The contrast that Pedrosa created during the shift made me want to go to the bookstore and buy all of Pedrosa's books (if there are).

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K.D. Absolutely is on page 164 of 215

I really enjoyed Pedrosa's prose. The shift of POV from the young and ambitious Ferdinand Marcos to the laidback and old Vicente Orestes (Imelda's father) when the latter heard about the whirlwind romance that led to the instant wedding. The contrast that Pedrosa created during the shift made me want to go to the bookstore and buy all of Pedrosa's books (if there are).

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K.D. Absolutely is on page 143 of 215

Finally, I am now on that part when Imelda meets Ferdinand Marcos.

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K.D. Absolutely is on page 52 of 215

I am extremely enjoying this book. Well written, concise and it tells you a lot about a woman who you used to hate.

— Jul 13, 2013 04:45PM Add a comment

K.D. Absolutely is on page 12 of 215

Why is it that I can see similarities between Ermita (F. Sionil's character) and Madame Imelda Marcos?

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