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    By Mary T. Lennox

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    "With every fiber of my being I know you can do this." With this challenge ringing in her ears, Barbara Norris sets out to recover her life. For over a year she has lived in the shadows of despair and bitterness. Closed in on all sides by memories and realities that continue to haunt her, she finds a way out of the darkness with the help of a faceless friend she has met on e-mail.

    With visions of hope and a new life opening up before her, she embarks on a journey that brings with it frustration, a stunning revelation, and a poignant conclusion.

    1 Message is a story of hope, forgiveness, acceptance and love that will move even the staunchest of hearts. It is a story you will never forget.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateFeb 22, 2004
    ISBN9780595758074
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    Mary T. Lennox

    Mary Lennox insists that she was born with a book in her hand and she has never relinquished it! A writer of short stories and poetry, 1 Message is her first full-length novel. She lives in the Chicago area with her 3 cats and West Highland Terrier, Ashley.

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