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    A Couple With Common Cents: A Short Story About Abundant Hope in Your Family Finances

    By Ryan Eidson

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    About this ebook

    How Does a Husband and Wife Come to an Agreement About Money?

    


    Tabitha is a young mother of two who struggles with her family's finances every day. She's tried to talk with her husband, Jack, about their money struggles, but he won't listen. A friend of Tabitha's invites her to a weekend women's conference.
How can Tabitha take off work and go to this conference, when she doesn't have the cash to go, and can't miss a day of work because their money is so tight?

    


    Find out how she overcomes these problems in "A Couple with Common Cents".

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMorgan James Publishing
    Release dateApr 5, 2016
    ISBN9781630477134
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    A Couple With Common Cents: A Short Story About Abundant Hope in Your Family Finances

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