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    The Safe Tree: Friendship Triumphs: The Stella's Game Trilogy, #3

    By John Beatty

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    About this ebook

    Four friends...two gun battles...two weddings...a fire...family lost and found...what more could you ask for? How about...what happened to Jimmy Hoffa?

     

    Join JJ and Ann, Mike and Leigh in the thrilling conclusion to the story that began with Stella's Game: A Story of Friendships, and continued with Tideline: Friendship Abides.

     

    From the creator of The Stella's Game Trilogy. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Beatty
    Release dateMar 25, 2021
    ISBN9781734795233
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    The Safe Tree: Friendship Triumphs: The Stella's Game Trilogy, #3

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