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Fat Tuesday
Fat Tuesday | Sandra Brown
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Former New Orleans policeman Burke Basile kidnaps a mobster's beautiful wife in revenge for the death of his partner. Unforeseen problems begin almost immediately as Basile, hiding with her in a secluded cabin, realizes he is falling in love. The lady is no gangster's moll, her marriage a sacrifice for her family. By the author of Exclusive.
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NovelGirl82
Fat Tuesday | Sandra Brown
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Happy Mardi Gras to all of my fellow Cajuns out there!! Have fun for me, while I‘m here in West TX!! Laissez les bon temps rouler!!

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Roselyn_Reads
Fat Tuesday | Sandra Brown
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Happy #FatTuesday!! Thank you to @Pelican71 for my Mardi Gras Gear #cupidgoespostalgear #mardigras2017

Pelican71 Yay! I'm so glad that you like them. 🎭⚜️🎺🎷 #MardiGras (edited) 8y
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quirkyreader
Fat Tuesday | Sandra Brown
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On Fat Tuesday we Poles do it different.

shawnmooney I don't think I knew you were Polish – you probably saw I recently finished reading a Polish novel in translation that I really enjoy – have you read it? (edited) 8y
quirkyreader @shawnmooney My great grand mother came from Poland and she was a very gutsy lady. One of the best stories about her was during the American prohibition she sold bathtub gin and had a mini speakeasy in her home. The rest of my family comes from Russia, the British Isles, and the Mediterranean. Just about everyone came over during the early 20th century. I am proud to come from immigrants who made life in the states more exciting. (edited) 8y
lynneamch Love your grandma story. My Ukrainian gramma called them pushky. I'm partial to raspberry. This from Smitten Kitchen ". . . in Russia, ponchiki, in Ukraine, pampushky, in Italy, bombolini (swoon), in Finland, munkki (although not all of these varieties are always filled with jam)" I recently stacked Mercury on your rec @shawnmooney ? 8y
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quirkyreader @lynneamch I used to make them when I worked in a bakery in Michigan. But I have noticed in Indiana they make them strange. I am more partial to the cream based fillings. 8y
lynneamch Where in Mich? Marios in Clinton Twp had the best custard filled. ☺Sadly gone. 8y
quirkyreader @lynneamch It was Roma bakery in Lansing. I don't know if you are familiar with the Quality Diary chain or QD as it was referred to, they still make good authentic ones. 8y
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