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    Giggles in the Park
    Giggles in the Park
    Giggles in the Park
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    Giggles in the Park

    By Sabrina Childress

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    With a raised brow, Terry smiled at himself because this day his social experiment would begin. Will human nature disappoint? What happens when man uses himself as a pawn in his own game?
    The questions of what these characteristics are, how fixed they are, and what causes them are amongst the oldest and most important questions in western philosophy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC & M Concepts
    Release dateJan 20, 2015
    ISBN9780996066921
    Giggles in the Park
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    Sabrina Childress

    Sabrina Childress is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago who prefers to write "summer reads" (high octane quicker novels that can be read on a plane ride or day at the beach). Basically, she's just a regular girl who wants you to read her books. Current and future titles include: -- Those Necessary Thorns: Desiree Elizabeth Taylor (ADULT FICTION) -- Those Necessary Thorns: Sex and Decadence (ADULT FICTION) -- Those Necessary Thorns: Derrick Pender (COMING SOON) -- Giggles in the Park (SHORT STORY, PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER) -- Sessions with Sam (COMING IN THE NEAR FUTURE) -- Entitled: Erica Symone (COMING IN THE NEAR FUTURE) -- The Heat of Her Tongue (COMING SOON) -- Bruised but not Broken (COMING IN THE NEAR FUTURE) -- The Victim's Verdict (COMING IN THE NEAR FUTURE) Follow @TNTBook on Twitter and Instagram Facebook: ThoseNecessaryThorns Thanks for being a fan!

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