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    Her Pocketbook: A Melanated Woman's Tale
    Her Pocketbook: A Melanated Woman's Tale
    Her Pocketbook: A Melanated Woman's Tale
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    Her Pocketbook: A Melanated Woman's Tale

    By Rochelle Blaze

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    In this poetic monologue series, read the stories of various women of color from all walks of life who have carried deep secrets that they wish to reveal. These secrets are painful and sometimes dark. However, they are going to tell you the secrets that are buried and hidden in their pocketbooks. Check out part 1 of this series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRochelle Blaze
    Release dateSep 10, 2019
    ISBN9780463778227
    Her Pocketbook: A Melanated Woman's Tale
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    Rochelle Blaze

    Born and raised in Virginia, I began my publishing career in 2014 with my first series, The Price to Play. Other works include The Price to Play 2, He Ain't What She Thinks, and Curvaceous Madames. I have always enjoyed writing and my inspiration came from my love of reading various fiction when I was in high school. Currently, I love to cook, travel and engage with my readers whenever I can.

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