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Nothing Personal (Alex Dook, Echo)

In Alex Dook’s Nothing Personal, Lola McKenzie is tired of always being one step ahead, only to find herself two steps back. Her father, broke after a few years of retirement, can’t pay his bills or cover house repairs on his own. Her low-paying job and dodgy boss aren’t helping...

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