Your next fun read: Love at Third Sight

 
Paperback  $19.99

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Love at Third Sight is a semi-autobiographical account of the young Paul Leone and Rebecca O'Leary from their first meeting, through first jobs, first muggings, first auditions, first run-in with the cops, first jobs, and lots of challenges. It delves into the search for maturity of young college students who fall in love, knowing love only as an innocent concept and finding what the true meaning is through laughter, pain, ambition, dreams and lofty notions.

Product Details:
Paperback
6 x 9 inches
202 pages
ISBN: 978-1-966558-62-0


 

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