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The Wrong Direction

'The Wrong Direction' is a romantic comedy set in 1920. The sequel to 'The Wrong Envelope', it's about what happens after the 'Happy Ever After'...
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Evie was suddenly all fingers and thumbs, laddering her stockings in her haste. 'Wait, your laces,' he said. From 'The Wrong Direction' by Liz Treacher. #romanticcomedybooks #1920s #kindle #novels Combat Boots, Boots, Romantic Comedy Books, Wedge Boot, Stockings
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Evie was suddenly all fingers and thumbs, laddering her stockings in her haste. 'Wait, your laces,' he said. From 'The Wrong Direction' by Liz Treacher. #romanticcomedybooks #1920s #kindle #novels
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Romantic Comedy
T Shirts For Women
The Wrong Direction by Liz Treacher
A charming romantic comedy set in 1920. #romanticcomedybooks #1920s #kindle #novels
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Book Launch
Window Display
Envelope
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A window display for the book launch of 'The Wrong Direction' at Dornoch bookshop!
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'Gone' is when a train leaves a minute before you get there, leaving a yawning gap onto an empty track. From 'The Wrong Direction' by Liz Treacher. #romanticcomedybooks #1920s #kindle #novels
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Shutters
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The Mediterranean
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'Evie would lie in bed and remember the Mediterranean sea, lapping behind the shutters.' From 'The Wrong Direction' by Liz Treacher
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Compass
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'Evie had claimed to have her own compass. Now she would have to use it.' From 'The Wrong Direction' by Liz Treacher. #romanticcomedybooks #1920s #kindle #novels