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    New Year's Eve (Short Story)
    New Year's Eve (Short Story)
    New Year's Eve (Short Story)
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    New Year's Eve (Short Story)

    By Carol Ann Culbert Johnson

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    Tiffanyann finds love with debonair Ivan Hayes, who is white, and Tiffanyann is black. The two fall in love, but because of Tiffanyann's insecurities, the relationship is in trouble.

    Also, Tiffanyann makes a drastic change in her life, and the men are knocking down her door to get to her. She has a man in her life, or does she? Danger alerts when one man becomes obsessed with her.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarol Ann Culbert Johnson
    Release dateJul 13, 2013
    ISBN9781301891009
    New Year's Eve (Short Story)
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    Carol Ann Culbert Johnson

    My name is Carol Ann Culbert Johnson. I am 54 years old, and I live in a suburb of Chicago, IL, Lombard IL. Reading and writing is my passion. I am a published writer.

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