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    Violets in Autumn
    Violets in Autumn
    Violets in Autumn
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    Violets in Autumn

    By Daniel j Koonce

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    This is the story of how every mirror is the pearl of the soul through trials to find love like a child with the rarest pearl. To fly through the eyes of my hearts journey and the pains of romance contained in purple flowers.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateDec 12, 2016
    ISBN9781524646479
    Violets in Autumn
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    Daniel j Koonce

    Daniel Koonce was born in 1976 in Bluffdale, Utah. He grew up in a family of eight siblings and has a twin brother. The single father to five girls, who he is very proud of. He has spent his life caring for these girls, while working 40 hour weeks. He is a man of intellectual mind and deep thought who pours his heart into everything he does. He spends his free time writing and enjoying the company of others. He currently lives in Sandy, Utah.

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