Hell Hath No Fury, The Good, Bad and Ugly of Relationships
honeybrown55
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  • Parts 1
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honeybrown55
Ongoing, First published Dec 07, 2014
This book is about the good, bad and ugly of relationships. It is a story of deceit and betrayals yet, it provides great life lessons. It is a wonderful read with captivating and complex characters. Each have been confronted with relationship problems. Though the issues are real and serious, the book contains humor as well...just like real life. There are good times and bad times in every relationship.
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