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History of the Forty-Second Regiment: Infantry, Massachusetts Volunteers, 1862-64 (1886)

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It was 1950. The country was still a little unstable, which the Depression was proof of. Lois Whitney was a very obedient daughter to her southern gentleman father who was of English and Irish descent. Her father had moved his family from South Georgia back to North Florida and opened a business there. Lois always tried to do what was expected of her. Lois sang in a gospel quartet and her father, Greg, had high hopes of her having a career in the entertainment business. So, one could only imagine his disappointment when she becomes involved with the local bad boy, Jake Rebel. Jake was ten years older than Lois, and he was an ex-football player for Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. Jake lived up to his name. No woman would ever touch his heartano woman, that is, but Lois.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
482
ISBN
9781164805724

It was 1950. The country was still a little unstable, which the Depression was proof of. Lois Whitney was a very obedient daughter to her southern gentleman father who was of English and Irish descent. Her father had moved his family from South Georgia back to North Florida and opened a business there. Lois always tried to do what was expected of her. Lois sang in a gospel quartet and her father, Greg, had high hopes of her having a career in the entertainment business. So, one could only imagine his disappointment when she becomes involved with the local bad boy, Jake Rebel. Jake was ten years older than Lois, and he was an ex-football player for Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. Jake lived up to his name. No woman would ever touch his heartano woman, that is, but Lois.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
482
ISBN
9781164805724