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    Off Her Rocker

    By Jennifer Archer

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    About this ebook

    Twenty years ago Dana Logan reacted to this statement as any new mother would–with disbelief. Tomorrow? Didn't the years ahead stretch like a long, sunny road with no end in sight?

    Well, Dana's just fallen into that end. Hard. It's as if her whole life has been a prep course–only, without warning, they've canceled the test. Her children don't seem to need anything she is able to give.

    Okay–so she'll just have to find someone who does want what she has to offer. If she has to drive into hell to do it

    Judging by the sign she just passed–"Welcome to Hell. Population 512"–she already has .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781488789779
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    Off Her Rocker
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    Jennifer Archer

    Jennifer Archer “captures the voices and vulnerabilites of her characters with precision.” (Publisher's Weekly) She has been a RWA Rita finalist and a Romantic Times Bookclub Reviewer’s Choice Award nominee.  Jennifer holds a Business Degree from West Texas A&M University. She can be contacted through her Web site www.jenniferarcher.net. 

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