Official Review: Wounded Angels by Chuck Miceli

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Re: Official Review: Wounded Angels by Chuck Miceli

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Our lives are filled with various challenges which can potentially shape and influence our personalities. It's always interesting to learn how others cope. Thank you for the good review.
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The title of the book is interesting just from it I was curious about it and having read the book review I am quite intrigued and I definitely want to read it thanks for a great review
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Doris and Maureen sound like quite the head-butting duo. From hilarious escapades to the soul-searching that becomes required for them to accept and overcome, I have no doubt this tale addresses some deep (and dark) themes of physical and psychological wounds. Thank you for the helpful review!
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Maureen's character is one that I both admire and respect so much, as it reflects the struggles of a young woman. Finding her beloved father's body hung like that must've been so devastating yet we see her resilience as she pushes through and even finds love of her own. I wonder why she kept it from her mother though. Great read.
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