Coronation Street Novel v.2

If you've read this blog post then you'll know why I'm smiling today after being asked to write another update to the book. It's a large word count in a short space of time but it's going to be a lot of soapy fun.

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Anonymous said…
Congratulations Glenda. Enjoy the froth!
2:06 PM
Steve said…
Time to open the bubbly then?! Nice one!
3:06 PM
Julie Morgan said…
Looking forward to reading it.
11:01 PM
Anonymous said…
Good on ya.
10:16 PM
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