Darby

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Darby – An Appalachian Novel

Darby is a story of danger, suspense, romance, and intrigue interwoven with the history and culture of the Appalachians. It provides a window into the lives of two families.

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Publisher: BookBabyReleased: May 4, 2013ISBN: 9780957225695Format: book

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