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    Can't Get Enough
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    P.G. County Series

    Written by Connie Briscoe

    Narrated by Caroline Clay

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    About this series

    Blackboard and New York Times best-selling author Connie Briscoe delivers a captivating sequel to her hit novel P.G. County. Newly sober Barbara Bentley, her womanizing husband Bradford, and the other wealthy residents of Silver Lake are steering their lives in new directions. And then royalty arrives in the person of Baroness Veronique Valentine, who claims to be everyone's friend. "Lust, greed and revenge continue to drive the well-to-do African-American residents of suburban Silver Lake ."-Publishers Weekly
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJul 1, 1991
    Can't Get Enough

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      Can't Get Enough

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      Blackboard and New York Times best-selling author Connie Briscoe delivers a captivating sequel to her hit novel P.G. County. Newly sober Barbara Bentley, her womanizing husband Bradford, and the other wealthy residents of Silver Lake are steering their lives in new directions. And then royalty arrives in the person of Baroness Veronique Valentine, who claims to be everyone's friend. "Lust, greed and revenge continue to drive the well-to-do African-American residents of suburban Silver Lake ."-Publishers Weekly

      Blackboard and New York Times best-selling author Connie Briscoe delivers a captivating sequel to her hit novel P.G. County. Newly sober Barbara Bentley, her womanizing husband Bradford, and the other wealthy residents of Silver Lake are steering their lives in new directions. And then royalty arrives in the person of Baroness Veronique Valentine, who claims to be everyone's friend. "Lust, greed and revenge continue to drive the well-to-do African-American residents of suburban Silver Lake ."-Publishers Weekly

    Author

    Connie Briscoe

    Born in Washington DC, Connie Briscoe is an author of romantic and historical fiction and has been a full-time published author for nearly three decades. Her novels have hit the New York Times and other national bestseller lists and she has been featured in numerous publications and on television programs, including Good Morning America. She lives in Maryland.

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