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    Let's Be Friends: Nurse Nate Trilogy, #3
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    Let's Be Friends: Nurse Nate Trilogy, #3

    By Brea Brown

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    Nate and Betty’s long-distance relocation has shrunk their pesky problems like specks in a rearview mirror… or so they think. But small-town life in sultry South Carolina includes its own challenges, and the Binghams soon discover their northern hometown doesn’t have the monopoly on frustrating co-workers and dysfunctional families. Add in a bit of culture shock, and the result is a thick, hilarious pot of outsider gumbo. Plus, some people—and decisions—can follow you anywhere you go, for the rest of your life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrea Brown
    Release dateFeb 27, 2016
    ISBN9781524213053
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    Let's Be Friends: Nurse Nate Trilogy, #3
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    Brea Brown

    Brea Brown's irreverent romantic comedies feature a roster of unlikely yet believable characters that will keep you turning pages late into the night—or laughing in public! She draws her inspiration from the age-inappropriate books she pilfered from her older sisters' bookshelves, her own mishaps, and her overactive imagination. She believes in making her characters work for their dreams, but she's a sucker for a happy ending. She lives in Springfield, Missouri with her husband and children, whom she considers her own wacky cast of characters.

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