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Smoky Rooms
Chance Lassiter is a former rock star on the verge of a new start, after the excesses of the music industry lured him into ruin the first time around.
Lindsay Brandon is a former actress trying to rediscover herself after a change of circumstances forced her to make decisions that destroyed her spirit.
Can a chance meeting, one lonely night in a corner bar, help them accept the mistakes from their pasts and move toward the future together?
Lindsay Brandon is a former actress trying to rediscover herself after a change of circumstances forced her to make decisions that destroyed her spirit.
Can a chance meeting, one lonely night in a corner bar, help them accept the mistakes from their pasts and move toward the future together?
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First published June 22, 2012
About the author
Laura Braley
4 books10 followersAs the daughter of a retired sailor from the United States Navy, Laura Braley has lived all over the United States, but currently calls Virginia Beach, Virginia home.
Laura describes her motivation to write, "I have to write. It's like breathing to me. All of these characters are bouncing around in my head, dying to tell me their stories. I just give them a voice."
The mother of four and a grandmother of one, when Laura isn't writing and taking care of her family, she is also pursuing a Master's Degree.
Laura describes her motivation to write, "I have to write. It's like breathing to me. All of these characters are bouncing around in my head, dying to tell me their stories. I just give them a voice."
The mother of four and a grandmother of one, when Laura isn't writing and taking care of her family, she is also pursuing a Master's Degree.
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June 15, 2012
I absolutely loved Smoky Rooms. The struggle and heartbreak that both Chance and Lindsey had been through, the tough road they traveled until they found themselves in that smoky bar...it was devastatingly beautiful. Laura Braley spun an emotiona tale that had more than a few tears falling.
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