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The Me I Used to Be
Baby boomer Allyson Cole is the poster child for modern success. But a surprise visitor is about to take her down memory lane--back to her teens, and that day in Woodstock, circa 1969...
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Title of ebook: The Me I Used to Be
ISBN: 9781552543658
Publisher: Harlequin Next
Internet download file size: 611 kb
Released online for download: 09-28-2005
Author of eBook: Archer, Jennifer

The Me I Used To Be


I slide a bubbling vegetable pizza from the brick oven, scenting the kitchen's warm air with garlic.

"Allyson?" Joleen, my newest employee, though she's worked here four years, steps up beside me. "There's a lady at the register who wants to say hello."

As Joleen hurries back to work, I set the pizza on the work counter and turn. My heart slides to my toes at the sight of a young woman up front with long auburn hair. But then I realize it isn't this woman Joleen speaks of, but my neighbor Mary Keller, the blonde beside her.

Mary waves and calls, "Hi!"

I smile, wave back, then breathe again. I've been seeing them everywhere today. On my early morning run before breakfast. In the car next to mine at a light on the way into work. On the sidewalk outside the café when I opened up. Girls and young women with red hair, skin as pale as milk. They're all ages. Gurgling toddlers, gangly, gaptoothed preteens, laughing college students, stressed-out mothers approaching middle age.

Why am I startled each time I catch that flash of color so like autumn leaves? These girls, these women, have stalked me before. Many times. But a ... read full excerpt from The Me I Used to Be ebook



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