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"Eugene Witla, wilt thou have this woman to thy wedded wife, to live together after God's ordinance in the holy estate of matrimony? Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honour her, and keep her in sickness and in health; and forsaking all others, keep thee only unto her, so long as ye both shall live?"
"I will."
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Al: I just wish Paula and that got some more justice because I'm cold hearted like that.Beautiful ending
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Abby Osman: I have read a number of Tom Larsen's books and enjoyed them all, but I think this is his best work yet! I love the characters, their depths and simplicity (as flawed human souls). Having worked in the prison system, the accuracy is definitely there in Andy's history. I couldn't put the novel down, l...
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Gina A: I really loved it..it kept me so curious. It has a big element of unexpected that is combined nicely with the expected human behavior. Also, it describes times that I don't know much about - the 60's - (so shocking to realize that the level of progress in the UK in 60's was barely reached in Roman...
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katzX4: This story kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the book, worrying about the MC’s, loving their budding romance, yet afraid for the final outcome, all because of the terrifying 1st chapter. Well played, author! You caught my attention and held it from beginning to the very end. Bravo
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Crow: 'Among a thousand sorrows I stand alone.': This is my first review for anything I have read so far and I must admit I have only read the first two chapters at the moment, but everything works for me: the dialogue; the characters; the images; the humour; the pacing; the building of a place in my mind. If 'grandma has cooked a supper that he'd...
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Skye Moore: This story is wonderfully paced and has the right amount of action. The writing style is one of the reason why I couldn't help but enjoy every chapter. Overall, I hope to be able to recommend this story to friends so it can get the glowing reviews it deserves.
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TM Ratul: "Merchent of Venice" is one of the greatest creation of sir "William Shakespeare" I have ever read. It's story is on a different level. Also the characters are very luxurious. The writer has tried to show and explain the true bond of friendship & the power of truth and love.
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Alla Drake: What a novel! Dynamite writing from start to finish! VERY interesting story. I thoroughly enjoyed the book. It's one of the best I've read on this site. I think it should win the contest and be published soon. Highly recommend to read!
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