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BreeniBooks reviews The Book of Lilith
Sunday, February 24, 2008 3:25:00 PM

by Robert G. Brown

Literary Fiction

BreeniBooks Loves The Book of Lilith

Sabrina Williams (www.breenibooks.com), one of the Internet's most respected book reviewers, has reviewed The Book of Lilith. In her email to me announcing the review: "Really, really great book."

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