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    Dancing at Midnight - The Life of June Parker

    By Rebecca Yelland

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    After a fifteen year absence, Carolyn Graves has returned to her childhood home following the death of her mother. With the purpose of settling her mother's estate, Carolyn attempts to push past the emotions of their strained relationship - and her own anxiety issues - to quickly complete the process and be on her way. But as Carolyn begins to sort throught her mother's private documents, she discovers a disturbing history behind her mother's early life. As a result, Carolyn learns the truth about her parent's relationships and the secret they have kept hidden for decades.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCreate Space Publishing Platform
    Release dateFeb 11, 2016
    ISBN9781523284351
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    Dancing at Midnight - The Life of June Parker
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    Rebecca Yelland

    Rebecca Yelland is a California native with a passion for writing. She currently lives on the East Coast with her daughter. This is her first novel.

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      This was an intense and emotional read for me. Gripping me from page one to the end; I am glad I had the sequel "The Other Side Of Midnight" on hand. **I was gifted this by the author,Rebecca Yelland.