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Wayward Saints
Wayward Saints
by Suzzy Roche
A Novel of Redemption, Love, Spirituality and Secrets (11/8/2011)
The author of this novel was a member of a band called 'The Roches' which I have to admit I have never heard of. This is a tale of secrets, redemption, spirituality and love. It is a first novel and so there are some uneven spots in it and could use some better editing. Ms. …more
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