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    Breathe

    By Jacqueline Pouliot

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    About this ebook

    Aria is in an unhappy marriage but, through a humiliating incident, meets India. At first she fights against the connection but as she embarks on a new life after divorce, she finds India and her daughter increasingly a part of it.
    Sooner or later, she has to face the truth of her feelings!
    The very romantic, beautiful story of Aria and India by Jacqueline Pouliot.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateAug 31, 2015
    ISBN9781326407803
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      There was about 8 seconds of conflict in the first chapter, then it was just slice of life smooth sailing for the rest of the book. Which was fun, the banter was witty, I enjoyed that. I smiled and laughed a lot while I was reading, which was fun. A little more personal growth or character flaws or relationships hurdles to overcome would have made it more interesting for me.