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    The Reclaiming
    The Reclaiming
    The Reclaiming
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    The Reclaiming

    By J.A. Jernay

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    A line of friends and neighbors is waiting to remove items from Nate and Sarah’s home. Will the warring couple be able to save their relationship—or will they lose everything, including themselves?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.A. Jernay
    Release dateSep 6, 2016
    ISBN9781536565430
    The Reclaiming
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    J.A. Jernay

    After leaving the foreign desk of the Washington Post, J.A. Jernay travelled across North and South America for nearly twelve months in search of adventure. A finalist in the F. Scott Fitzgerald Centennial Short Story Contest, Jernay has a keen eye for detail and a deep interest in foreign languages, local traditions, and, of course, gemstones.

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