when you were mine rebecca serle summary

And we lived on the East Coast for the first ten years of my life, in Philadelphia and then Massachusetts. I was born in Philadelphia, which is where my mom's from, my dad was a lifelong New Yorker.

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When you were mine rebecca serle summary