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    Ebook344 pages4 hours

    Until

    By Timmothy B. Mccann

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    She's a lawyer with high ideals and high-profile victories to her credit, the only African-American female in a prestigious southern firm who's won the respect and admiration of her colleagues. Young, smart, and attractive, with a bright future, a home of her own, loyal friends, and a man devoted to making her happy, life seems just about perfect...yet something is missing.

    He's a successful African-American entrepreneur, devastatingly good looking, personable, yet unable to escape the pain of a past love who is gone but can't be forgotten.

    Yesterday fades in the dawn of a new tomorrow...and the magic of a love they have dreamed of all their lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJan 5, 2016
    ISBN9780062467829
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    Timmothy B. Mccann

    Timmothy B. McCann is a Florida native who started "writing" short stories at the age of three. As he grew older, he attained numerous accolades in sports, which provided him with opportunity to play football on a college level. After graduating from Florida A&M, Timmothy established Timmothy McCann and Associates, a financial planning firm. The agency achieved national recognition within its industry, but Timmothy sold the business to pursue his true passion, which has always been writing, and a gift that began with composing love letters grew into Until...,his first novel. He currently resides in Florida and is at work on his second novel, For Always.

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