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- Nadine Rose Larter: What a stunning review! Thank you so much Izzy for your kindness. I am so glad you enjoyed it
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- Alex: I've also recently read and reviewed this one. I mentioned there that only people who had a Dexter or Emma ...
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I’ve also recently read and reviewed this one. I mentioned there that only people who had a Dexter or Emma in their lives could really appreciate the book. Your review is one more that confirms it