ONE SMALL SACRIFICE, a Memoir, Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects, REPUBLISHED

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One Small Sacrifice, Second Edition is BACK! Republished Oct. 11, 2022. AMAZON has the paperback and ebook. Ten years had passed since it was first published. You have to read this memoir! See the reviews on Amazon.

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