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Reading Del Rio was a fruitful and exciting experience. A poignant and timely story of a moral dilemma with characters and locations that ring true.

Reading Del Rio was a fruitful and exciting experience. A poignant and timely story of a moral dilemma with characters and locations that ring true.

Nancy L. Staub Jane Rosenthal
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Jane’s Haikus

Name: Fascinating
Item: Jane Rosenthal
Rating: 5
Author: Nancy L. Staub

Dawn
East hills near Pecos
Dark green shadows in distance—
Suddenly sunlight

Jane's second novel!

A once-thriving Central Valley farm town, is now filled with run-down Dollar Stores, llanterias, carnicerias, and shabby mini-marts that sell one-way bus tickets straight to Tijuana on the Flecha Amarilla line. It’s a place . . .

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