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A Beggar's Kingdom, August 2019
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The Tiger Catcher, June 2019
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Tatiana And Alexander, July 2010
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Tatiana And Alexander, February 2004
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A Song in the Daylight
Paullina Simons

William Morrow Paperbacks
August 2018
On Sale: July 31, 2018
720 pages
ISBN: 0062444379
EAN: 9780062444370
Kindle: B071YRSFZB
Paperback / e-Book
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Women's Fiction

From USA Today bestselling author Paullina Simons comes a fascinating novel of love, betrayal, and the price of passion.

Nothing is ever as it seems…

Larissa Stark is many things. Wife, mother, devoted friend, and unhappy. Her seemingly charmed life in a New Jersey suburb should leave her fulfilled and content. Instead, she feels increasingly isolated and empty. But when she has a chance encounter with an intriguing stranger, her idyllic existence is exposed for the sham it is and leads her to question everything she once firmly believed.

As Larissa is faced with one impossible choice after another, she begins to contemplate the unthinkable and struggles with the question that will inevitably change the course of her life: how does one woman follow a divided heart?

Spanning the affluent suburbs of New Jersey, the slums of Manila, and the desolate beauty of the Australian outback, A Song in the Daylight is an unforgettable, powerful story of the bonds that unite us—and the desires that can ultimately drive us apart.

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