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According to Jane

Danielle Thorne

Casa editrice: Danielle Thorne

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Stranded with two unlikely suitors on a deserted island, Mia has nothing but a volume of Jane Austen stories for entertainment. It's the only reminder the trio has of civilized society, but can the tattered book help Mia recognize a rogue? 
This Jane Austen-inspired flash fiction adventure is a very short, clean read (<10 minutes).
Disponibile da: 09/01/2018.

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