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I'm Your Man

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April Dembosky
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What happens when a relationship from your past returns unexpectedly and pulls you back in time?  (April Dembosky)

April hasn’t seen Steve in 15 years.

So when she gets a call from a lawyer asking about him, she’s not sure what to think. As memories from long ago crowd her mind, she’s also confronted by an ugly new truth. One that haunts her present and makes her doubt the past.

“The Last of the Artizans” by Ron Dembosky, April’s dad. She gave a copy to Steve’s parents.

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