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    Vol. 6: The Gish Chronicles: A New Normal
    Vol. 6: The Gish Chronicles: A New Normal
    Vol. 6: The Gish Chronicles: A New Normal
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    Vol. 6: The Gish Chronicles: A New Normal

    By Jennifer Lynn

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    In volume six of The Gish Chronicles, Gish's life has taken a dramatic turn - and not necessarily for the better.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJennifer Lynn
    Release dateJul 1, 2015
    ISBN9781310341021
    Vol. 6: The Gish Chronicles: A New Normal
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    Jennifer Lynn

    Jennifer Lynn is a daughter of God, wife, mother of two, and former research chemist and high school chemistry teacher. Today, she helps her husband run their automotive repair shops in the Midwest. Together, they have become strong advocates of the skilled trades and work to promote them as respectable career paths for the next generation.

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