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Author: C. W. Farnsworth

📘 All the Wrong Plays by C. W. Farnsworth

All the Wrong Plays is a romance novel written by C. W. Farnsworth. It belongs to the fiction genre and focuses on love and relationships, offering a simple, heartfelt examination of romantic entanglements.

First publish date: 2024

Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance

Authors: C. W. Farnsworth

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