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    A Part-Time Marriage

    By Luisa Brown

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    About this ebook

    Part-Time marriage is a story about a relationship between a man and a woman who meet each other in Oporto, at Christmastime, when spending hollydays in this town.

    The romance takes place in two countries, wild sceneries, two mentalties.

    Let your imagination fly.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse UK
    Release dateMay 25, 2011
    ISBN9781456778156
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    A Part-Time Marriage
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    Luisa Brown

    1.I enjoy writting since my teens,i love books and i am writting another novel . 2.When i was at the university ,i use to write short articles in the youth magazine page . 3.I was born in Oporto ,in November 1957 and in took a degree in History and iwritte under the artistic name Luisa Brown "A part-time marriage" ,and i use to write poetry ,tales and so on... i work as a teacher in state school in oporto Luisa Brown

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