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Letting Go
Eric and Lynn were high school sweethearts. Although they knew each other inside and out, they couldn’t seem to make it to that final leap of commitment.
Connor is a very girly tomboy who has a very successful career and a no fuss family life. As her best friend from college sets his eyes on the wrong female; she quickly learns that everything she thought she had control over was just an illusion of control.
Connor is a very girly tomboy who has a very successful career and a no fuss family life. As her best friend from college sets his eyes on the wrong female; she quickly learns that everything she thought she had control over was just an illusion of control.
454 pages, Paperback
Published December 12, 2021
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Carey Anderson
32 books51 followersCarey Anderson was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she currently resides. Carey comes from a large family, which is often reflected in the world she created with multiple multi-dimensional characters. Her current passion is African American Romantic Fiction; one day she will add romantic suspense, and children’s books to her resume.
Carey began the Wallace Family Saga as a doodle on her cell phone. Within five years that doodle turned into a complete sixteen book series (most of which can be read as standalone books). The series spans over fifty years into the lives of the Wallace and Latour family story that came to a climatic end when the finale was released in February 2018.
During this time Carey also managed to write a couple of true standalones to provide new readers with a sample of her writing style. Especially for the reader who doesn’t have the time to invest in her saga right away.
Carey would like to thank you for taking the time to get to know her better. Hopefully you’ve found a character within Carey’s world that resonates with you so much that you may actually feel she somehow wrote about you or someone you know.
Carey began the Wallace Family Saga as a doodle on her cell phone. Within five years that doodle turned into a complete sixteen book series (most of which can be read as standalone books). The series spans over fifty years into the lives of the Wallace and Latour family story that came to a climatic end when the finale was released in February 2018.
During this time Carey also managed to write a couple of true standalones to provide new readers with a sample of her writing style. Especially for the reader who doesn’t have the time to invest in her saga right away.
Carey would like to thank you for taking the time to get to know her better. Hopefully you’ve found a character within Carey’s world that resonates with you so much that you may actually feel she somehow wrote about you or someone you know.
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December 22, 2021
Always worth the wait
No matter how long it takes Carey to bless us with another book I am never disappointed I always try to pace myself, but im nosey, so it never works out that way. Conner and Eric's love story was beautiful to read. Sometimes we think our lives are going in one direction, and the slightest thing can change the course. This family has such an amazing love for each other I am never tired of them. So many characters, so many different stories to tell. So HOW LONG BEFORE THE NEXT BOOK??? LOL Great job, patiently, not so patiently, waiting for the next release
No matter how long it takes Carey to bless us with another book I am never disappointed I always try to pace myself, but im nosey, so it never works out that way. Conner and Eric's love story was beautiful to read. Sometimes we think our lives are going in one direction, and the slightest thing can change the course. This family has such an amazing love for each other I am never tired of them. So many characters, so many different stories to tell. So HOW LONG BEFORE THE NEXT BOOK??? LOL Great job, patiently, not so patiently, waiting for the next release
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