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The 37th Hour by Jodi Compton

The 37th Hour

by Jodi Compton
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  • First Published:
  • Dec 1, 2003, 336 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jan 2005, 352 pages
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Wendy Stout

I loved this book!
I loved the book, but was so disappointed there was no sequel. I want an answer as to her and Shiloh and where they may end up. Jodi is a gifted writer. I try to write, but I know I will never be as gifted as she is.
Good work!!!
Ashley Beamma

I think this is a great book to read for young and mature adult readers. It is a great book for anyone I think about the age of 13 to read. It does have some things younger childen might not uderstand! Be sure to buy the book! It's one worth reading!
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