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    Altered Beginnings

    By Destiny Booze

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    Leigh Lawson returned home only to learn everyone thought she was dead. Now, the police want her to go undercover, to bring the local drug supplier to conviction. It may be Leigh’s only chance to redeem herself with her family and friends. The only problem is that she needs to figure out how to stay alive in the process...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWhimsical Publications
    Release dateOct 29, 2009
    ISBN9781936167265
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    Destiny Booze

    Destiny Booze grew up at a campground in Virginia where her childhood was full of hard work. There was also an element of excitement as she met a large variety of diverse people with widespread tales about fun and adventure. She grew into a young lady with a very active imagination.Her writing career began as a community journalist, yet creative writing was always her passion. Altered Beginnings is her debut novel as a romantic suspense novelist.She resides in Virginia with her husband, son and house full of pets. To learn more about the author or to find correspondence details, visit her website at www.destinybooze.com.Make-believe is more than a child’s game!

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