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    Collective Identity: Book IV of The Commitment Series
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    Collective Identity: Book IV of The Commitment Series

    By Karen D. Badger

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    In this fourth book of The Commitment Series, Billie and Cat Charland embark on a genealogy search to build their family tree. What they find sends their lives into a tailspin as they discover dark secrets surrounding Billie's lineage. They find unlikely allies in the personages of Alexandra Spirakis and Josephine Wycliffe, Cat's maternal grandmothers who themselves have been harboring a family secret.

    Will Billie ever be on solid ground again after she learns the circumstances of her heritage? Is her lineage a twist of fate... or predestined by the power that be?

    A must-read episode in the lives of the Charland clan.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaren D. Badger
    Release dateMar 12, 2015
    ISBN9781311056009
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    Collective Identity: Book IV of The Commitment Series
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    Karen D. Badger

    Karen D. Badger is the author of On A Wing And A Prayer, Yesterday Once More (a 2009 Golden Crown Literary Award winner for Speculative Fiction), In A Family Way, Unchained Memories, Happy Campers, Collective Identity, Sweet Angel, and Relative-ly Speaking, Tailspin and Flashpoint (Books I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII of the Commitment Series), The Blue Feather, All My Tomorrows (sequel to the 2009 award winning Yesterday Once More), and 1140 Rue Royale...all of which have been released by Badger Bliss Books, which Karen co-owns with her wife Barbara Sawyer (aka "Bliss'). Born and raised in Vermont, Karen is the second of five children raised by a fiercely independent mother, who remains one of her best friends. Karen earned her B.A. in 1978 in Theater and in Elementary Education, and in 1994, earned a B.S. in mathematics. In addition to her novels, Karen is the author of many technical papers on photomask manufacturing, which she has presented at numerous semiconductor industry conferences, and is the holder if several technical patents. Karen is currently in her 41st year as a Principal Member of the Technical Staff with a prominent semiconductor manufacturer in Vermont. Karen and her wife, Barb (a retired Lt. Col., US Air Force) live in the beautiful state of Vermont—home of Ben and Jerry's. They spend their spare time with family as well as doing home improvement projects on both their homes in Vermont and New Mexico. They also enjoy camping, kayaking, motorcycling and singing Karaoke. Please take a moment to visit Karen's author website at www.karendbadger.com, or the Badger Bliss Books website at www.badgerblissbooks.com. Also like us on Facebook!

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