It's me.' These women were left confused and traumatised, unable to move on and searching for answers. Through forensic detective work, they eventually confirmed they had all been in serious relationships with fictional men who were actually married police officers and whose deceit was being funded by the tax payer.
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A Tale Of The Cornish Coast (1882)
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Naomi's poetry chapbook offers a deeply moving collection that explores themes of love, loss, and cultural expression. Written in 2003, it aims to resonate with readers by capturing the essence of human relationships and the emotional ties to people and places. The poems reflect a commitment to honesty and nostalgia, inviting readers to engage with its heartfelt expressions repeatedly. This work has the potential to become a cherished literary tradition, appealing to poetry lovers both locally and globally.