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    Where You Belong
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    Where You Belong

    By Tracie Puckett

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    Four best friends.
    Four love stories.
    Four happily ever afters...

    Sutton Woods, Book #2: Roz’s story

    Avery Chase hadn’t hit my car; he hadn’t caught me mid-faint, and he wasn’t in Sutton Woods. This was all some horrible nightmare.

    When a big SUV slams into her tiny car, Roz thinks the hooded driver’s resemblance to TV star Avery Chase is just her imagination—until he calls for a tow truck. Wes, hey. It’s Avery.

    Hounded by the press, suspended from his show, and threatened with contract termination, the young actor has unplugged and disappeared after a drug conviction sends his fandom in an uproar.

    Meanwhile, Roz has followed every detail of Avery’s scandal while desperately hoping to avoid one of her own; she’s secretly looking for work to pay down a massive debt set by a vengeful blackmailer.

    To protect someone she loves, Roz needs money.

    To resurrect his career, Avery needs a way to restore his image, and he thinks Roz can help.

    She has something he wants, and he has something she needs.

    Could this chance meeting on a rainy night in Sutton Woods make all of their problems go away?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTracie Puckett
    Release dateOct 14, 2016
    ISBN9781370237418
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    Where You Belong
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    Tracie Puckett

    Tracie Puckett is an award-winning stage actress, an international bestselling author, and a frequent patron of her local library branches. Tracie spends most of her daytime hours writing, reading, and daydreaming... and romance is always the name of the game! In the rare occasions when she's not playing matchmaker to fictional characters, you can likely find Tracie zooming down the hills of Ohio's greatest roller coasters!

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