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    Second Chances

    By Larry Yoke

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    The drug culture snags Hunter. But one night strips everything away including his love.

    Second Chances is an adult fiction romance novel: Hunter O'Conner has a rough childhood, so it's not surprising when he turns down the wrong path. Growing up with an abusive father, we can't help but feel sorry for him and wish, as he does, that "Mr. Wilson was his father" instead. He's not, but this father figure helps teach Hunter some lessons which will ultimately help him turn his life around when he gets a proverbial "second chance." It is a captivating story that teaches us it's never too late to change and do the right thing.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaper Gold Publishing OLD
    Release dateJan 14, 2020
    ISBN9781393773429
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    Second Chances
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    Larry Yoke

    He has been writing short stories and poems since a child. Now his writing entertains and contains current social messages taken from the pages of today’s headlines. His poetry and books have won national awards in 2018, 2019 and his writings have seen their way into several anthologies. He has proven his mettle as an established author worthy of reading. You can find his books on all the online bookstores and his social media and author sites.

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