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All Things Considered    by Patricia A. Stone
Price: $5.99 USD. 90870 words. Published on September 23, 2011. .

In All Things Considered, we observe Margaret Lovell at crucial stages in her life, beginning at 10 when she imagines that Marilyn Monroe is her real mother. We observe her as a teen when she develops a rebellious, risk-taking nature and we follow her university and drug-use years and, in retirement years, her eventual reconciliation with her life experience.
Your Guide to Visit Paris for Free    by Lydie Thomas
Price: $9.99 USD. 22540 words. Published on October 17, 2011. .

Become a true Parisian and visit museums, monuments, go to concerts, and many more activities without spending a dime. Did you know about the passages or the free guided tours? Who knew there were so many free things to enjoy in Paris? Bonus: 8 paid activities you do not want to miss! Visit www.visitparisforfree.com to download 2 free chapters and 5 free walks.
Chasing Rainbows:with Just Us Two    by Rosalie Marsh
Price: $4.99 USD. 53710 words. Published on November 4, 2011. .

In Chasing Rainbows (the sequel to award-winning Just Us Two and the real ending to Rosie’s Gold Wing story) this intrepid couple, now no longer able to ride, finally say ‘good-bye’ to their Gold Wing motorbiking days but only after more adventures; this time not on a Honda Gold Wing; and this time not quite Just Us Two . . . as Rosie has a love-hate relationship with a SatNav . . .
La Seduction - My love affair with France    by Richard Doust
Price: $4.95 USD. 68580 words. Published on April 1, 2012. .

Join the adventures of an Aussie couple searching for the perfect home in the land of Liberte, Egalite et Fraternite. Meet the characters who strengthened their determination to succeed in their quest. Meet their Parisian friends and share their love of Paris. Above all share their insights into why this country with its quirky, jealously guarded cultural differences, attracts so many to her bosom