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The Way to Peace

The Way to Peace

Margaret Deland

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Wilder Publications
Año de edición:
2009
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Narrativa romántica
ISBN:
9781604596274
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The Way To Peace is written in an incredibly vivid and fluid fashion. Margaret Deland really brings the story of Athalia and her husband Lewis Hal to life. She follows the two on their journey to inner peace and happiness, which begins from a spontaneous hike up a mountain so that Athalia could see the view, and Lewis could never tell her ’no’.

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