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“All you have to do is leave them alone. . . Nothing else. Let them live their own lives and make their own choices. Just walk away, man”

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Book:THE ILL-MANNERED LADIES Series 2-Book Collection Set - Historical Mystery with a Feminist Twist - The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies, The Ladies’ Road Guide to Utter Ruin

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THE ILL-MANNERED LADIES Series 2-Book Collection Set - Historical Mystery with a Feminist Twist - The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies, The Ladies’ Road Guide to Utter Ruin

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Alison Goodman is an Australian author known for her fantasy literature. Born in 1966, she has a passion for literature and the fantasy world from a young age. Goodman's works blend rich imagination with deep historical background, winning her popularity among readers. more

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