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Redemption
*Please note that this is a work of erotic fiction and intended for mature audiences only.
Mark is a newly released prisoner. He has nothing to live for, other than a promise made to his late mother. He soon finds hope when he meets his fellow co-worker Michelle. She treats him with kindness and respect, despite his shameful history. As they become closer, demons from the past and present set their fury upon the couple. Will they make it through the storm? Will he be able to fulfill his promises to Michelle and his mother?
Mark is a newly released prisoner. He has nothing to live for, other than a promise made to his late mother. He soon finds hope when he meets his fellow co-worker Michelle. She treats him with kindness and respect, despite his shameful history. As they become closer, demons from the past and present set their fury upon the couple. Will they make it through the storm? Will he be able to fulfill his promises to Michelle and his mother?
- GenresInterracial Romance
147 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 8, 2013
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About the author
S.C. Edward
9 books26 followersI am an author who resides in the Big Apple and I use my writing as a conduit for exploring my sensual side. My forte is conjuring up interracial tales of passion, with no holds barred. I hope that you enjoy the ride with me as I take you through the workings of my sexual mind. Any feedback and comments are appreciated. I love to interact with my readers and can be reached at nixes1017@gmail.com.
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February 22, 2014
Enjoyable
Light and easy read. There's something to say about two imperfect people finding something special; however it would be nice if the virgin, obese, black woman didn't get the add-on after he was abandoned by all the skinny, beautiful white women.
Light and easy read. There's something to say about two imperfect people finding something special; however it would be nice if the virgin, obese, black woman didn't get the add-on after he was abandoned by all the skinny, beautiful white women.
January 21, 2025
(From the archives)
I started writing reviews around 2020/2021, I am revisiting some books and writing reviews on books I missed.
Redemption was written by S.C. Edward and published in 2013. It is no longer offered through Amazon, and I can’t find any other sites offering a copy. However, if you can find this book it is worth the read and the cover alone is glorious (IMO). The book is told mostly from the point of view of Mark. Mark has made mistakes in his life and is currently incarcerated but nearing the end of his time. He has made some positive connections and is offered a job upon his release. His life is on the uptick, he has a place to stay, a job, and a mostly positive outlook. What he doesn’t have is support from family and friends: his mother has passed away and the friends he thought he could count on never reached out. On his first day at work, he meets Michelle, she is assigned to help acclimate him to his new job. He is instantly besotted with this shy and warm-hearted beauty. But what does he have to offer her, and will his past actions hamper his path to love? Ms. Edward does not weigh down her story with needless complications, conflict does ensue, but she portrays this couple as sensible people with open communication. The love affair moved very briskly (Mark wasted little time), and I enjoyed their passionate connection.
https://theretiredreader.com/f/redemp...
I started writing reviews around 2020/2021, I am revisiting some books and writing reviews on books I missed.
Redemption was written by S.C. Edward and published in 2013. It is no longer offered through Amazon, and I can’t find any other sites offering a copy. However, if you can find this book it is worth the read and the cover alone is glorious (IMO). The book is told mostly from the point of view of Mark. Mark has made mistakes in his life and is currently incarcerated but nearing the end of his time. He has made some positive connections and is offered a job upon his release. His life is on the uptick, he has a place to stay, a job, and a mostly positive outlook. What he doesn’t have is support from family and friends: his mother has passed away and the friends he thought he could count on never reached out. On his first day at work, he meets Michelle, she is assigned to help acclimate him to his new job. He is instantly besotted with this shy and warm-hearted beauty. But what does he have to offer her, and will his past actions hamper his path to love? Ms. Edward does not weigh down her story with needless complications, conflict does ensue, but she portrays this couple as sensible people with open communication. The love affair moved very briskly (Mark wasted little time), and I enjoyed their passionate connection.
https://theretiredreader.com/f/redemp...
October 23, 2013
I liked the premise and message of the story, but the writing was a bit amateurish for my liking. Sometimes the exchanges between Mark and Michelle felt like they were teenagers talking to one another. I did enjoy the love scenes, but the writing style needs some work.
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