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    Vivienne: A Novel
    Vivienne: A Novel
    Vivienne: A Novel
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    Vivienne: A Novel

    By A. Ray

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    Venn has lost the most important woman in his life. Now, he must learn to rebuild and rediscover his life without her. As he fumbles through depression, dating disasters and often embarrassing moments of existential crisis, he begins to slowly piece together the person he's been searching for all along.


    Vivienne explores the co

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHoly Mountain Publishing
    Release dateDec 6, 2023
    ISBN9781739572327
    Vivienne: A Novel
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    A. Ray

    A. Ray is a writer residing in the UK. Originally a native of Southern California, she writes from a place of deep emotion and instinct. She is most inspired by expanses of wilderness, artistic impression, and the strength of women.

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