From a batch of books my grandmother had finished and passed along to release.

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On a bench in the park in front of the courthouse.

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I must have been lucky today...I never sit in that courtyard and today I sat down right next to the book. I can't wait to read it!

Well I found the book on a park bench in Alexandria Virginia back in September. Since I am a grad student at GWU I had many other readings to get through before I could finally find time to finish this book! I am happy to report that the book has been left in Charlotte NC at a lovely little french bakery on top of a table who's top is covered in love quotes (which I have found very appropriate for this scandalous book;-) ) The Bride, though simple and cheesy, helped me through a rough transition period this past fall. Hopefully, it will continue to give its readers what they need. Please help the book with its journey, enjoy.