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Tag Archives: Martin Luther King
Roads Not Taken: A Journey of Love and Duty
This is a novel about commitment–a man torn between love and his perception of his professional duty. In their graduating year of high school, Alistair Parker and Virginia Sloan fall in love, but the course of their relationship does not … Continue reading
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