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    Ribbons in The Sky

    By Faye Wallace

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    After the passing of her father and during the loneliest and most emotionally puzzling time of her life, Candice Johnson, an unpredictably outspoken and potentially clumsy young Bostonian reminisces and discovers the hidden meanings of her late father’s warnings and foretelling words within the pages of his favorite book “How to Grow a Vineyard”.
    Forewarned by passages in her late father’s favorite book, her life turns upside down when those words come to pass amid startling betrayal and murder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFaye Wallace
    Release dateNov 7, 2014
    ISBN9781311704450
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    Faye Wallace

    Faye Wallace was born in Tehran, Iran into an affluent multi-cultural, multi-religious and multi-lingual family. She witnessed the start of the Islamic revolution as a young teenager just before their migration around the world eventually settling in Newton, Massachusetts in the early fall of 1980.With her father’s inspiration and philosophical views combined with her education of many cultures, traditions and history, Faye has been able to grasp and understand life through the eyes of a woman coming from East and living in the West. In a sense, she is ‘where’ East meets West!With the dedication and support of her English born husband and their three sons, she has faithfully devoted over two decades to her writings as well as studying and obtaining her Master-Teacher title in the Traditional Usui (Eastern Lineage) Reiki

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