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Starting Over Published October 1 2009
Thursday, October 1, 2009  12:37:00 AM

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by Laura Rittenhouse



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Starting Over by Laura Rittenhouse has been released on October 1 2009 from Wings ePress

Two women, separated by three generations and an ocean, live remarkably similar lives as they leave behind all that is familiar and begin again in new lands.

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