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"Yeah. Maybe I was so preoccupied with everything--you standing me up, and then going after all. But it was OK."


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  1. Wondering if it really was ok. Sounds like it wouldn't be to me. My Teaser

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  2. I didn't get to a Teaser this week, but I will share a review.

    http://www.fundinmental.com/pretty-dark-nothing-by-heather-l-reid

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  3. I am not sure everything really is okay either. This sounds interesting. You've got me curious!

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  5. With that intriguing title, I went and looked up the synopsis. I think Pippa's story sounds good, will look forward to a review!

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  7. She doesn't really sound like it was OK... But you did get me interested, Freda, great pick.
    Lexxie @ (un)Conventional Bookviews

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