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“The problem was how to attract him to me. What could I offer the one who had gently but firmly turned down the aristocrats and the Caviar? How could I conquer him, entrenched behind barriers of tradition, his natural pride and acquired arrogance?”

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Reunion

This book delves into the complexities of family dynamics, the impact of past events on present lives, and the journey towards healing and forgiveness. more

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Fred Uhlman

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