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    Magnolia Terrace
    Magnolia Terrace
    Magnolia Terrace
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    Magnolia Terrace

    By Jessy Guzman

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    In this enchanting love story Rachel must find how she embodies the life of a young woman from her past. On her adventure through time, Rachel travels to a town and experiences what it looked like during that period, vastly different and lively from the town she knows in the present. She finds herself falling in love with Thomas and then loses the love of her life to a terrible illness.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateDec 30, 2020
    ISBN9781664147713
    Magnolia Terrace
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    Jessy Guzman

    JESSY GUZMAN, is a native of Massachusetts currently living Belchertown, MA, a writer of sorts on different things and a lover of the universe.

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