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Soulful Strut by Lynn Emery

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Also by Lynn Emery:

Soulful Strut, December 2006
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Endless Passion, June 2006
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The Lipstick Chronicles, December 2005
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Good Woman Blues, August 2005
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The Lipstick Chronicles, November 2003
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SOULFUL STRUT
By: Lynn Emery

HarperTorch
December 2006
On Sale: November 28, 2006
Featuring: Monette Victor; Jayson Odum
384 pages
ISBN: 0060731044
EAN: 9780060731045
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Multicultural African-American

Monette Victor spent fifteen years in prison for a crime she didn't commit. Now she's free, and making up for stolen time. She's bared her soul in a bestselling tell-all memoir, hosts a hit radio talk show, and has more speaking gigs than she knows what to do with. And she's counseling young black women at risk. Monette's suddenly the hottest sister in the cityβ€”and she's got no time for romance.

But here comes Jayson Odum, a self-made businessman and a sweet, black Adonis in overalls. It's all wrong and Monette knows it. His folks are the Huxtables, hers are pure, messed-up 'hood. She's an ex-con, he's so clean he squeaks. Monette's had to stay tough to gain respect, and she can't afford any more mistakes in her life. But she's about to be blindsided by a big dose of bad troubleβ€”and maybe driving Jayson away would be the worst mistake she ever made . . .