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    Drop By Nine Spoonfuls

    By Nicole Colwell

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    Drop By Nine Spoonfuls enjoyed life in the spotlight. Even though sex, drugs and rock and roll ruled their lives, they were living the dream of every struggling musician. Suddenly, a tragedy occurred that rocked them to the core, resulting in a loss that they never expected.
    Drop By Nine Spoonfuls is the story of one rock band's journey to finding the truth that lies in God's Word. Even though God doesn't always work the way we expect Him to, His plans are always perfect, and He's always right on time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNicole Colwell
    Release dateApr 24, 2013
    ISBN9781301366811
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    Drop By Nine Spoonfuls
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    Nicole Colwell

    Nicole Colwell lives in Elmira, NY with the love of her life (her husband Craig) and their three children. Nicole studied Psychology at Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, MA. She began writing when she was only ten years old and her passion for stories and the written word has grown since then. She is an active part of her church and looks forward to many more years of serving God and allowing Him to direct her every step.

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