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The Forthcoming: Maryann Reid - Every Man For Herself

Maryann Reid
Every Man For Herself
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Nina is finally fed up. Now that she knows for certain that her husband, Trent, the pastor of a small congregation that meets in their rural Texas home, has been "borrowing" from the church, she is ready to leave him for a new life, in a new town. And since Trent has never been an honest man, leaving him for New York City isn't as hard as she thought it would be. Nina's quest to reinvent herself leads her down a road full of new experiences...and new men who want to share them with her.
 
 
 
 
 

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