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    I Was Stalked By My Own Man: Mahogany Confession, #1
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    I Was Stalked By My Own Man: Mahogany Confession, #1

    By Candace Gold

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    Sarah apartment is broken into and detective Todd Raymond is assigned to the case. They begin a torrid, hot, and steamy affair, but when they break up, someone begins stalking her. Is it the heartbroken detective?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLady Leo Publishing
    Release dateFeb 16, 2019
    ISBN9780990450177
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    I Was Stalked By My Own Man: Mahogany Confession, #1
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    Candace Gold

    With nearly 200 short stories, numerous anthologies and 15 published novellas and novels, whether she’s writing contemporary romance as Candace Gold or spicy hot interracial erotica as Candy Caine, her alter ego, Candace keeps her husband, Robert, on his toes in their Long Island, NY home. Supportive with her writing career, he’s always willing to help her add authenticity to the scenes in her stories. And their yellow Lab, Sammy, keeps them both in line. When asked why she began to write, Candace says: “Reading has always been an addiction for me and my biggest thrill is to bring the joy of reading to others. To me, that’s what writing is all about.”

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