- Fiction
- English novel
Called to Song
Kharnita Mohamed
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9780795708602
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Soft cover, 272pp
About this book:
As she tries to pick up the pieces of her life and rediscover her own worth, she finds love and purpose in new places - in family, in faith and in song.
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