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    The Womens Booze and Book club of Terra Verda

    By Claude E. Smith

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    The story is about six women who kill a man over a recipe and cause a riot in the southern state of Florida which is in the United States. The riot awakens God or what humans perceive as God. During the riot the towns people secrets are exposed after the murder and gossip spreads throughout the city, state and the entire United States and world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPalmetto Publishing
    Release dateDec 16, 2021
    ISBN9781088005637
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    The Womens Booze and Book club of Terra Verda
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    Claude E. Smith

    Claude E. Smith is a former private investigator and has solved many international crimes. He is an artist, sculptor, writer and father of seven children. His writing is a labor of love.

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