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I strongly recommend reading this book if you are in a relationship, if you work as a system admin, if you like a little bit of mystery and thrill, or if you just want I loved the book. I can't wait to get my hands on more of his stuff
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I'd heard a lot about Caprice Crane's debut novel - not least that Courtney Love shoplifted a copy - so my expectations were high. Like many chick lit heroines, Heaven Albright has a brilliant PR career until that is she's
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