Sailing Home

Sailing Home
ISBN-10
1886028672
ISBN-13
9781886028678
Series
Sailing Home
Category
Duluth (Minn.)
Pages
276
Language
English
Published
2004-11
Publisher
Savage Press
Author
Lori J. Glad

Description

Just then Deana saw David walking toward them from the other direction . He looked annoyed and Deana knew why . ... When their eyes met , the look of stark desolation on his face gave him a vulnerability Deana did not expect .

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