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    From the Other Side of the Tracks

    By Alexis Soleil

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    Fast cars, hood life, high society, parental disapproval and a modern day Romeo and Juliet romance is exciting and indulging. Seven, a foul-mouthed, street racing, drug dealing thug pursues an affluent girl, Angelika. Angelika is the daughter of a real estate tycoon who does everything in his power to keep them apart. Seven does everything in his power to keep the fire burning of Angelika's romance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateMar 18, 2016
    ISBN9781681397085
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    From the Other Side of the Tracks
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    Alexis Soleil

    Alexis Soleil has been writing for over three decades and has written two books "FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRACKS" and "IRATE". She loves to write stories that move people and make them dive into a whole new world. Alexis hopes to continue to write tales about love, family, and wherever her heart takes her. 

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