Rainbows & Unicorns (Book 1: l.t.)
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Last published Tue, Apr 14, 2015
BOOK 1 IN THE JANE AUSTEN SERIES:
Elizabeth Chang is an American born Chinese living in a small suburban town called Haven with her two gay friends and one girlfriend. Life has always been a routine for Elizabeth and she liked it that way... that is, of course, until the arrival of the newbies from England.
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