Book Report: A Higher Loyalty

Posted on June 6, 2018 by Lee Brooks — 1 Comment

“In that moment, something hit me: It’s just us. I always thought that in this place there would be somebody better, but it’s just this group of people – including me – trying to figure stuff out. I didn’t mean…

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