Official Review: Whatever It Takes by Leigh Fleming
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Re: Official Review: Whatever It Takes by Leigh Fleming

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Thank you for your kind words! This would be a perfect book for you.janinewesterweel wrote: ↑16 May 2019, 08:31 I'm enjoying your reviews! This topic resonates deeply with me as an adopted child who has struggled with this debate for many years: do I upset my loving, adoptive parents by trying to find my biological ones? Do I take the chance of being rejected a second time, as a dear friend of mine experienced? I'm keen to read this one and find out how it all ends.
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You've convinced me.Stephanie Elizabeth wrote: ↑16 May 2019, 15:50Thank you for your kind words! This would be a perfect book for you.janinewesterweel wrote: ↑16 May 2019, 08:31 I'm enjoying your reviews! This topic resonates deeply with me as an adopted child who has struggled with this debate for many years: do I upset my loving, adoptive parents by trying to find my biological ones? Do I take the chance of being rejected a second time, as a dear friend of mine experienced? I'm keen to read this one and find out how it all ends.

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Thank you for your kind words!danielleamy wrote: ↑20 May 2019, 13:44 Your review has me intrigued! I love reading romance stories with a little mystery. Thanks for a great review, it's clear how much this one affected you.
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