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    Amelia

    By Millie Mills

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    Amelia was totally fed up with her life and all of its day-to-day boring activities. Then suddenly, she had some fantastic life changing luck. She didn’t hesitate. She knew exactly what she was going to do. It didn’t take her long before she had boarded a plane—something that she believed she would never do.Her new surroundings were idyllic, picturesque, breathtaking and beautiful. Her new found tranquillity, however, was short-lived. She had an unwanted admirer, who just didn’t want to take no for an answer. But she was a married woman. It seemed that he didn’t care about that, and he was going to stop at nothing to win more than her friendship.Over the space of her three weeks in her chosen paradise, and having enough time to gather her thoughts, a sudden realisation materialised. She knew who she wanted to spend the rest of her life with, but was it too late?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley
    Release dateOct 31, 2017
    ISBN9781786936004
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    Amelia
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    Millie Mills

    Millie Mills is a stay at home wife who cares for her husband of 28 years who has Multiple Sclerosis.She has two cats, Peaches and PeHardbackles, and four free range hens, Cherry, Speckles, Blossom and Snowdrop. She also has a 5-foot pet giraffe called Geoffrey, who is cheap to keep because he is made of wood.Millie loves writing poetry and enjoys painting designs onto plates, firing them in the oven and displaying them on her Welsh dressers.She also enjoys baking and making her own home-made grapefruit and strawberry wine.

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