The Right Way To Be Wrong - Ball, Tracy A.
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"A worthwhile read on many levels." -John Vance, bestselling author, A Bench by Memory Lake Holden's desire knew no limits. Holden's family respected no boundaries. Not to worry, Cherry can fix that. Cherry can fix anything...except herself. Being in love with Holden, one of the notorious Latche twins, has freed Cherry from her ghosts. Now, she wants to help everyone-with or without their consent. Her unyielding opinions influence every relationship on the Latche family farm. While her involvement may not always be welcome, at least her intentions are pure. And that's a problem. Purity doesn't…mehr

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"A worthwhile read on many levels." -John Vance, bestselling author, A Bench by Memory Lake Holden's desire knew no limits. Holden's family respected no boundaries. Not to worry, Cherry can fix that. Cherry can fix anything...except herself. Being in love with Holden, one of the notorious Latche twins, has freed Cherry from her ghosts. Now, she wants to help everyone-with or without their consent. Her unyielding opinions influence every relationship on the Latche family farm. While her involvement may not always be welcome, at least her intentions are pure. And that's a problem. Purity doesn't work for Holden. Abstinence is not a part of his womanizing agenda. Besides, Cherry has two secrets too many as far as he is concerned. The lack of information about her family and her intimate exchanges with Eric-the other notorious Latche twin.
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Made entirely of rum and snacks-International Bestselling Author, Tracy A. Ball, is a native Baltimorean and veteran West Virginian, whose family is a mashup of cultures. She writes real and raw interracial romance with an intensity that burns because she has been busting stereotypes while teaching interracial/generational healing for more than a quarter of a century.