Excerpt: The Stones of Burren Bay by Emily De Angelis
Excerpted with permission from Latitude 46 Publishing
Excerpted with permission from Latitude 46 Publishing
This book connects to S.K Ali’s previous book Love from A to Z, but it is not necessary to read the first one to read this one; Love from Mecca to Medina can certainly stand alone.
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