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WHAT A WAY TO GO! (JULIA FORSTER Blog Tour)
Hi Julia, thanks for taking the time to do this interview in the run up to publication. Harper, your protagonist in What a Way to Go! is a great character: likeable, believable and completely unsentimental. Where did she come from? … Continue reading
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