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    A Man To Remember

    By Mary Tate Engels

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    "Alyse!"
    Alyse Skye, ordinary citizen, jolted back to the present. To the boat. To Mexico. To Evan. To their endless arguments. Oh, God, why had she come down here with him?
    "Alyse, where the hell are you?"

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMary Tate Engels
    Release dateJan 22, 2015
    ISBN9781310381706
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    A Man To Remember
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    Mary Tate Engels

    I look quiet and consistent, but few know how many women there are in me." ~ Anais NinMARY TATE ENGELS, educator and bestselling novelist, is author of forty romance novels and novellas, an acclaimed biography of traders to the Navajo, co-author of a Mexican cultural cookbook, and two travel guidebooks, written with her husband. They travel extensively and share their home in the U.S. Southwest with various critters, some even wild.Discover more about Mary Tate Engels, her BLOG and books @ www.marytateengels.comFollow her on Facebook and Twitter.Facebook- http://on.fb.me/1zNXfXCTwitter- http://bit.ly/1zNXuSo

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