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    Love's a Funny Thang
    Love's a Funny Thang
    Love's a Funny Thang
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    Love's a Funny Thang

    By Ina Disguise

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    The complexities of multicultural relationships, their mistranslation and how distance sometimes expresses more than proximity.

    Expressed in one neatly captured moment in the endless timelapse that is the life of Ina Disguise. The story contains complex rather than adult themes, therefore I have marked it as for adult readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIna Disguise
    Release dateNov 13, 2022
    ISBN9781005964504
    Love's a Funny Thang
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    Ina Disguise

    Ina has lived many lives, this is only one of them.

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