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    The Reformer

    By Diana Whitney

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    THE BLACKTHORN BROTHERHOOD

    HEY, KIDDO

    I suppose you know I'm crazy about your mom. What man wouldn't be? Especially since she has such a great kid. But I want to talk to you man–to–man and tell you what my intentions are. Even though your mom is the most beautiful, wonderful woman in the world, I just don't see myself saying, "I do." Makes me sound like a typical confirmed bachelor, huh? Maybe one who needs to learn a lesson or two about love .
    Love,
    Larkin

    THE BLACKTHORN BROTHERHOOD. Three men bound by a childhood secret are freed through family, friendship and love.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460881569
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    Diana Whitney

    Diana K. Whitney, Ph.D. is president of Corporation for Positive Change and cofounder of the Taos Institute and a Distinguished Consulting Faculty at Saybrook Graduate School. She is the author of five books on AI, including The Power of Appreciative Inquiry.

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