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Review: The Passenger by Kaori Meyama and Tastier by Leslie Friedman
this is a discussion within the NOLA Community Forum; Driving down desolate city streets on a dark night can be a dreary experience. But on misty, rain-cooled evenings there also are times when the reflections of random city lights dancing off the walls of shadowy buildings can make those ...
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Review: The Passenger by Kaori Meyama and Tastier by Leslie Friedman
 Driving down desolate city streets on a dark night can be a dreary experience. But on misty, rain-cooled evenings there also are times when the reflections of random city lights dancing off the walls of shadowy buildings can make those same sights seem alive.? |
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