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    Our Place by the Sea
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    Our Place by the Sea

    By Jonathan Kuiper

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    Max Johnson must make the biggest decision of his life. His relationship of several years is going strong but is he ready for the next step? He has a job offer in a neighboring state and must decide whether love will guide the way or be put aside for other possibilities. Faced with this new job opportunity and questions about his love life, Max goes home. Once there, he discovers an important part of his past and a story of young love that will help him understand the timeless connection and power of true love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherManning Lake Press
    Release dateApr 22, 2018
    ISBN9781386136279
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    Our Place by the Sea
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    Jonathan Kuiper

    A native of New Hampshire, Jonathan finds continued inspiration from time spent in the Seacoast, Lakes Region, White Mountains, and the Great North Woods. He hopes his stories serve a purpose and provide an escape or reprieve for those that need one. When he is not brainstorming or writing his next novel, he is either exploring country roads, traveling the world, or is busy teaching math. 

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