The Lovlies
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A series of diary entries documented by an anonymous writer. She uses pseudonyms to protect the identity of her characters. An intriguing story for those looking for perplexing point of views. Not necessarily in order. Through the eyes of the writer, a story is being told, and hopefully... finished.
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