Small Town, Big Problems.
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Last published Mon, Jul 4, 2016
The story of a small town girl that faces many conflicts and a lot of drama involving her relationships with friends, family, and her lover. Join me on this story as Daisy narrates how a small town can turn into a big problem.
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