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Lindsay's Legacy

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Lindsay Renee Westbrook Taylor, a Christian young woman better known as Nay or Nay-Nay, was married to Shaun Taylor, a notorious Detroit City drug dealer, until his swift and untimely murder. Their marital union was plagued with baby mama drama, infidelity, deadly violence and in-law issues.
Now widowed and walking even closer to Christ, Lindsay is remarried to Shaun's former attorney, Cody Vincini. Lindsay feels like she has been blessed with God's ultimate favor in her new life. However, she soon discovers that the sins, secrets, and mistakes of her past are rampantly invading her present and weaving dangerous and destructive paths to her very uncertain future.
Will Lindsay stand firm in her faith this time and let God guide her through the dramatic twists and turns of her new life, or will she again let human nature rule her decisions, actions, and reactions? Can she avoid getting pulled back into the situations she barely escaped before and walk away again with everything, including her life, intact?

272 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

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March 7, 2022
Good grief! Trying to get into this story was like walking through quicksand.

Talk about drama! (and not in a good way)

And what's with the kid naming! Geez, Louise, what conceit! Of course, expecting these bimbos to use the brains they were born with apparently isn't a chance, given their skanky history.

Did not finish!
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January 30, 2017
I loved it! I wasn't sure I would read this when I picked it up from the library and almost took it back without reading. Good thing I didn't! It was good! Lindsey and her husband Cody are raising Lindsey's children from a previous marriage...a marriage that ended in murder. The story is about family, revenge, redemption, forgiveness and trying to move on. I must go back and read the first installment of the story now, to get the full picture. But I thoroughly enjoyed this one and recommend it.
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