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Love Politics and Possibly Murder

Jane Ions

Publisher: Bluemoose Books

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Summary

Sally lives with husband Bill, adult son Dan and four of his friends. Her best friend Jan makes a shocking confession and alarmed Sally gives her some very bad advice.
Available since: 04/02/2024.
Print length: 250 pages.

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