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The Last Confession of Thomas Hawkins by Antonia Hodgson

The Last Confession of Thomas Hawkins

by Antonia Hodgson
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  • Mar 15, 2016, 400 pages
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  • Mar 2017, 400 pages
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  • Carol T. (Ankeny, IA)
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    While I found this slow going, I think a book club might enjoy the discussions that could come of it.

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