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The Crossroads Cafe by Deborah Smith

Another beautiful work of Deborah Smith. The first paragraph in this book is very strong, and I'm sure this will make you not stop to keep reading. The plot is very interesting, the characters in this book is also very strong. Each character has a purpose and move the plot along. Many emotions you will feel when reading this book. You'll smile and laugh on one page, but you can cry on the next page. For young women who may be struggling with all the problems "to be beautiful" & "has a beautiful body", I strongly encourage you to read this book.

Editorial Reviews :

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"The best romance of 2006" --The Romance Reader

A Top Five Romance of 2006 --Library Journal

Winner, RIO award for long contemporary romance, Winner, Write Touch Readers Award, Winner HOLT Medallion, Winner, Bronze IPPY, Winner, Bronze Book of the Year --Reviewers International Organization

From the Publisher
Warm, funny, poignant, sophisticated, sentimental, fervently romantic and insightfully profound, The Crossroads Cafe is Deborah Smith's, biggest, best and most ambitious novel yet. Transcending the traditional boundaries of both the romance and women's fiction genres, this grand buffet of a story will have readers laughing, crying, and cheering the tenacity of the human spirit. A must-read. To be followed in February 2007 with Smith's next big novel, A Gentle Rain.



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