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    I Want To Take Risk With You
    I Want To Take Risk With You
    I Want To Take Risk With You
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    I Want To Take Risk With You

    By Tracey L. Williams

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    This is a poem that speaks on romance, love and affection.
    It is very spontaneous.
    It takes you back to the good ole days of young love and fine intimacy. Two lovers who just cannot stop. Find that soft spot in your significant other by reading this.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTracey L. Williams
    Release dateDec 30, 2018
    ISBN9780463393697
    I Want To Take Risk With You
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    Tracey L. Williams

    Tracey Williams is an Influencer, she has more than 2,000 followers on Twitter, Facebook and Google plus. She is consistently named as one of the most influential educator on her social networking. She has contributed as a writer to Business Men and Women of Colour Magazine. A Christian Educator to Wow Magazine, Youth e-zine, Jamaica Theological Seminary and other Christian entities. She also wrote 8 children books and 7 inspirational that are now on Smashwords.com and Amazon. This Rusea's High and Jamaica Theological Seminary scholar is her family's first Author and Educator. Tracey lives in St Elizabeth, where she exposes all her writing abilities. She is an Author, Radio Host, Motivational Speaker, and Christian Educator. She escapes it all by retreating to her tiny-house office, which houses her children's collection.

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