What I’ve Learned: Secret #16: Why Would You Go to Paris?

Yes, I’ve been dreaming of Paris, which means my characters are on there way.�� What does that mean?�� I have to watch what they’re up too.�� Is it sightseeing?�� Shopping?�� The great food?�� Is it about amour or is it more?

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Ever get the feeling that the gargoyles are staring at you? What would you go to Paris?

-Susan

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