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Miracle on the 17th Green
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Miracle on the 17th Green

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  • James Patterson
    James Patterson

    For Miracle on the 17th Green (1996), an inspirational story about a middle-aged golfer, Patterson undertook the practice of writing with a coauthor, and many of his subsequent novels were collaborations. He launched a second series with 1st to Die (2001), which introduced readers to the…

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    For Miracle on the 17th Green (1996), an inspirational story about a middle-aged golfer, Patterson undertook the practice of writing with a coauthor, and many of his subsequent novels were collaborations. He launched a second series with 1st to Die (2001), which introduced readers to the…

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