Unmapped : The Mostly True Story Of How Two Women Lost At Sea Found Their W
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A SPIRITUAL MEMOIR DUET. Stephanie Phillips and Charlotte Getz never expected to raise their families anywhere but home, in the South. But then…life happened. Quirky, hilarious, and (mostly) true, Unmapped is the tale of two long-distance friends who found home-together and apart-in unexpected exile. This book is unlike anything you’ve ever read
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SKU (ISBN): 9780998917160
ISBN10: 0998917168
Stephanie Phillips | Charlotte Getz
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2018
Publisher: Mockingbird Ministries Inc.
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