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    Forbidden: To Tease or not To Tease

    By Raine

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    Robert Lambert was teased and bullied all through high school because of his acne and pasty skin. All the other students called him names like zit boy, geek with the bumpy face, and they would smear mud all over his face after a good rain. However, Robert noticed one girl who never taunted or teased him; she tried to make the other’s leave him alone. She always had a smile for him and never joined the others in their taunting and teasing. Meagan Davenport was the one he would marry one day. But would she still see him as the boy with the bad acne, or will she marry that jerk Scott Rellford. But nothing would stop him from getting the woman that he loved from a far. Not even the jock who thought he had her heart.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateDec 20, 2013
    ISBN9781491844540
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    Forbidden: To Tease or not To Tease
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    Raine

    Author Raine resides in Maryland. Raine writes in her spare time, and writes from her heart. She creates her stories and give her characters real life experiences. Her craft is evolving daily and she is humbled to be able to share with her readers, her day-to-day experiences. Raine intertwine life into her writing in hopes to keep her readers coming back for more.

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