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Too Many Doubts

The Sweet Life #3

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Too Many Doubts

By: Francine Pascal
Narrated by: Ilyana Kadushin
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For Jessica and Elizabeth, the sweet life begins at 30….

From Francine Pascal, creator of Sweet Valley High and author of the New York Times bestselling Sweet Valley Confidential, comes the third novella-length installment of the groundbreaking, six-part, e-serial, The Sweet Life, continuing the adventures of beautiful blonde twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield and the gang from Sweet Valley.

Three years after the events of Sweet Valley Confidential, Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield are back in Sweet Valley and inseparable once more. But Jessica, now a mother, finds her marriage to Todd in jeopardy after she makes a terrible mistake. Meanwhile, reality TV star extraordinaire Lila Fowler’s fame-seeking scheme backfires in the worst way. And the scandal threatening to tear Elizabeth and Bruce apart only gets worse when the District Attorney gets involved. The Sweet Life #3: Too Many Doubts races to a shocking ending that will leave listeners clamoring for more!

©2012 Francine Pascal (P)2012 Macmillan Audio Fiction Women's Fiction

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The way each character made assumptions about each other without talking to the person about what they were thinking was annoying and frustrating.

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