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Coming on May 21, New Girl on Salt Flat Road ~ a Lola Zola Book
We can’t wait until May 21 when our sequel to Lola Zola and the Lemonade Crush debuts on Amazon. It will be available in paperback and for Kindle. You can also find it on the publisher’s website, Brown Girls Publishing. … Continue reading
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