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    The Missing Mother of Us All (Part 1)
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    The Missing Mother of Us All (Part 1)

    By Holly Glass

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    The wife of a charismatic pastor is missing, and private investigator Preston Mills suspects the reverend of foul play. What starts off as a cold trail culminates in a scorching lead.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Shorts
    Release dateJan 22, 2020
    ISBN9781094405407
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    The Missing Mother of Us All (Part 1)
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    Holly Glass

    Holly Glass uses romance to explore the complexities of gender identity, the joys of sexual fluidity, and the possibility of personal liberation in a highly gendered world. Her goal is to cultivate intimacy and health by telling stories that are authentic to life and love outside of the hetero-norm.

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