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The Next
by Stephanie Gangi
The Next: Love, Revenge and a Visit to the Hereafter (7/26/2016)
If you had a chance to take revenge on the man who broke your heart, would you? Jo does when she finds herself in the nether world of the dead. Her rage is all consuming and all powerful. Self absorbed Ned has no idea of what awaits him. Yet, buried under Jo's anger is her love for her two daughters, each of whom has stalled in their own lives. The power of love is the force that drives The Next,
the concept of afterlife is intriguing and thought provoking.
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