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    Crazy Like Us: Sands Through the Hourglass
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    Crazy Like Us: Sands Through the Hourglass

    By Scott J. Haschke

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    Crazy Like Us: Book 1: Sands Through the Hourglass is part one of a crazy love story. Lance found love in the most unlikely of places in the mountains of Western North Carolina. And with the most unlikely of persons, Kate, a dying, middle-aged, lonely married woman with multiple personalities. Did they find each other by chance or was it preordained? Finding out the woman he loved was crazy, most people would run away, but not Lance. He believed she was his soul mate; now he had to convince all of her personalities the same. The hardest to convince would be Miranda, his archnemesis. Welcome to the greatest love never told until now.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateMay 24, 2022
    ISBN9781662477119
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