Mandy and the Pharaohs Robert I. Sutton Meyer lemon

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Mandy and the Pharaohs Robert I. Sutton Meyer lemonIt's 1984, and Mandy Wilt's life has never been better. She's finally managed to give up the ciggies and leave the biscuits alone, her kids are thriving at school, and Luxor, the Egypt themed salon she brought with her divorce settlement, is the haunt of all the bright young things near the King's Road. Still, Mandy can't complain when an article in the Evening Standard brings in a few more punters, including a handsome older man named Jack. A self