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By: Juanita Shepherd

Eye of the Dawn

Pages: 338 Ratings: 4.0
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A self proclaimed hopeless romantic, Juanita has been writing ever since she can remember. Her love for writing led her to pursue a politics and journalism degree at The University of Notre Dame in Fremantle. When she's not writing, she enjoys watching old Hollywood classics, and Manchester United matches with her siblings.

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  • An amazing read, would highly recommend it especially if you love history and good old fashioned romance.
    On a side note 2017 marks 100 years since Mata Hari's death which I found really fascinating.

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