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    Why Women Do What They Do
    Why Women Do What They Do
    Why Women Do What They Do
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    Why Women Do What They Do

    By Kenneth Madu

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    This is a Memoir of love, Hate, Betrayal, Sex, Rape, Abuse, and Women. Why women do what they do; What triggers them;Is it;boredom,cheating,betrayal, loneliness, stability, or finances. from Holland Amsterdam to Africa to New York. This is a book on love, Sex, Relationships, marriages and the concept to what makes women do what they do

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKenneth Madu
    Release dateOct 9, 2017
    ISBN9781370520121
    Why Women Do What They Do
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    Kenneth Madu

    Kenneth Madu firmly believes that the truth is always stranger than fiction. Grew up overseas, Holland Amsterdam; went to school in England and Africa. lives in New York and working on his second book

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