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A Black Christmas
- A Concrete Romance, Book 2
- Narrated by: Sloane Richards
- Length: 42 mins
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A Black Christmas
Narrated by:
Sloane Richards
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Publisher's Summary
Book 2 of A Concrete Romance
A Black Christmas is a sweet, innocent novella.
Professor Adkins is a film instructor at a local community college in a large urban city. She has been deeply hurt by love and doesn't want to commit her heart to another relationship until Nile Ngugi, an African film major, catches her attention.
Now, the attractive young teacher is reconsidering her position on love and dating during the loneliest time of the year. Will her heart be broken again? Or will the holiday season give her a gift she can't resist?
©2015 Elizabeth Griffin (P)2018 Elizabeth Griffin
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