Author: PHIL GAMBONE

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October 26, 2023 0

Countries of Origin, A Review

By Phil Gambone
Deftly-plotted, Countries of Origin is an impressive debut novel. It features a varied, and sharply-drawn, cast of characters. Fuentes’ prose is genial and engaging.

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