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What a Girl Knows

By: Third Cousins, Emma Reid
Narrated by: Tamara Eastridge
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Sarah went to college to learn. She went for the classes and to prove her father wrong about what women could really achieve. But all she’s managed to do so far is mess things up. Without knowing how, she’s ended up with two men after her and no idea about which one she wants to be with. The clock is ticking, and she knows that neither of them will wait forever.

Robert can’t believe that his friend has gone after Sarah. James knew just how much Sarah meant to Rob. He also knows that he can’t rush Sarah into making a decision, but as time passes, he becomes increasingly impatient for her answer. When he visits James to find out what’s going on, he ends up bitterly disappointed. Will that be enough for him to walk away from Sarah, or will he keep fighting for the girl that he’s pretty sure he loves?
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