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    Faceplanting is Always an Option
    Faceplanting is Always an Option
    Faceplanting is Always an Option
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    Faceplanting is Always an Option

    By AmyBeth Inverness

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    MaggieJo could have hired a stranger to help her with her physical therapy after losing her legs in a construction accident, but instead she hires her step-sister who used to babysit her when they were kids. Unfortunately, Becca’s methods of support and encouragement include the reassurance that faceplanting is always an option, and MaggieJo realizes her recovery will not be as comfortable as she wished.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmyBeth Inverness
    Release dateJul 5, 2016
    ISBN9781310745072
    Faceplanting is Always an Option
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    AmyBeth Inverness

    A writer by birth and a redhead by choice, AmyBeth Inverness writes Speculative Fiction and Romance from her home in Colorado Springs. She is assisted (~cough~) by her husband, two kids, one cat and a very helpful Golden Retriever.

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