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    Tooth for Tooth
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    Tooth for Tooth

    By Kimberley Payne

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    Dumped into single parenthood, Heather Williams has found a part-time job as a dental receptionist and a cozy apartment with her four-year-old daughter. Life finally looks safe and secure until her daughter reveals a terrifying secret that she's been molested by her own father. While struggling with her feelings towards her new boss, Heather tries to get the help her daughter needs, navigate the court system, and protect the child from further harm.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKimberley Payne
    Release dateFeb 6, 2011
    ISBN9780973508246
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    Tooth for Tooth
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    Kimberley Payne

    Kimberley is an award-winning author who writes to help others grow closer to God.Her writing relates raising a family, pursuing a healthy lifestyle, and everyday experiences to building a relationship with God.She combines her teaching experience and love of writing to create educational materials for children about family, fitness, life sciences, and faith.

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