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    Widow's Walk

    By Adam Hughes

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    Millie was not too thrilled about moving to Indiana when her husband took his new job, at least not until she came across the online listing for the old house. She was drawn in by the haunting image of the stately home, and she knew that the place would change their lives forever. Guided by a young woman who lived more than a century before, Millie and her house did, indeed, become inseparable.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAdam Hughes
    Release dateMar 14, 2014
    ISBN9781310709692
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    Widow's Walk
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    Adam Hughes

    I was raised in central Indiana, where I now live (again), work, and play. I'm a chemist and mathematician by training and an IT professional by trade. I love to write and am continually amazed by the simultaneous complexity, simplicity, and beauty of the English language.

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