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    A Princess With A Purpose

    By Jamie Harris

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    Angel and her brother Caleb moved from Maine to attend George Washington University, where Angel was expected to be a star soccer player. Angel hoped to leave her past behind. Upon arrival, she met Michelle, a spunky pre-law student who grew up in Ireland, and her twin sister Shawna from Louisiana. Angel and Michelle became best friends. Michelle's rich father provided a house for his daughters, and they invited Angel and Caleb to live with them. Angel soon realized she can run away from home, but she can't run away from her dreadful past. Angel is fighting for her life, and her only hope is her newfound friend, but will that friendship be strong enough to overcome the evil that's after Angel?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristian Faith Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateApr 12, 2017
    ISBN9781635753059
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