Official Review: Stories from the Pews

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kandscreeley wrote: ↑29 Aug 2018, 12:13 This sounds like a set of stories I could use at the moment. The title, though, sounds like it definitely does do it justice. I do wonder what happens with Rayon. How does his life turn out? Thanks for the review. This is one I'll put on my list.
Thanks kandscreely for your post. This book really came out as a surprise. Its fast paced as the stories are captivating. I do recommend, as it's worth the time.
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Latest Review: The Longfellah's Son: An Almost True Irish Story by Michael Cassidy

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kandscreeley wrote: ↑29 Aug 2018, 12:13 This sounds like a set of stories I could use at the moment. The title, though, sounds like it definitely does do it justice. I do wonder what happens with Rayon. How does his life turn out? Thanks for the review. This is one I'll put on my list.
Thanks, kandscreeley for your kind comments. These are really wonderful stories with loads of subtle relationship tips. Do read if you get the time, I know in my case they didn't disappoint.
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