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Summary: Great way to end the trilogy
Review: Paper Moon, the third and final book in the Paper trilogy, was a wonderful read. We met the main character, Janice Harrison, in the book Paper Tiger. She is a strong, independant woman who, after spending too much time at the wrong end of town, is trying to find a way in life for her and her fragile sister, Betsy. She meets up with the rich,handsome Peter Mulloney, also from Paper Tiger, when her house burns to the ground in an unfortunate accident. Peter has just gotten over a terrible break-up with his fiancee and is trying to prove to his family that he can make it in the world on his own. The main characters must overcome their vastly different pasts and reveal secrets that they wanted to keep hidden, in order to find a love that they find frightening but is the rarest treausure treasure in a lifetime of dreams.
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Summary: Great way to end the trilogy
Review: Paper Moon, the third and final book in the Paper trilogy, was a wonderful read. We met the main character, Janice Harrison, in the book Paper Tiger. She is a strong, independant woman who, after spending too much time at the wrong end of town, is trying to find a way in life for her and her fragile sister, Betsy. She meets up with the rich,handsome Peter Mulloney, also from Paper Tiger, when her house burns to the ground in an unfortunate accident. Peter has just gotten over a terrible break-up with his fiancee and is trying to prove to his family that he can make it in the world on his own. The main characters must overcome their vastly different pasts and reveal secrets that they wanted to keep hidden, in order to find a love that they find frightening but is the rarest treausure treasure in a lifetime of dreams.
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Summary: A good ending to the Paper trilogy!
Review: This book is heartwarmingly tender. You'll root for Janice as she is learning to love after a lifetime of struggles and heartaches and that Peter is the perfect man to show her how. Be sure to read the first book, Paper Roses and the second book, Paper Tiger. A great trilogy!
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Summary: A good ending to the Paper trilogy!
Review: This book is heartwarmingly tender. You'll root for Janice as she is learning to love after a lifetime of struggles and heartaches and that Peter is the perfect man to show her how. Be sure to read the first book, Paper Roses and the second book, Paper Tiger. A great trilogy!
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