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    Redemption: Redemption, Book Two
    Redemption: Redemption, Book Two
    Redemption: Redemption, Book Two
    Audiobook10 hours

    Redemption: Redemption, Book Two

    Written by T.K. Leigh

    Narrated by Isabelle Ruther and Sebastian Grove

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    About this audiobook

    Everyone deserves a second chance, but not for the same mistake.

    At least according to Brooklyn Tanner.

    Over the course of their long, complicated friendship, she's given Andrew Brinks more than enough chances. What has she received in return? Heartache. Pain. Agony.

    But also love, as cruel and beautiful as it's always been between them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInsatiable Press
    Release dateOct 14, 2019
    ISBN9781624616747
    Redemption: Redemption, Book Two

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    • 5/5
      Great read it is just like many women went through this experience in their different life. Fathers wanting to protect their daughters . But end up making things very bad for them. Sometimes it better to let things take place and not control them. Because in the long run parents are the one that does most harm.

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