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    Faces of the Game 2

    By Mandi Mac

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    About this ebook

    Each character lives a fast lifestyle of their own, and it catches up with them each of them one way or another. Friends become foes, loyalty is endangered, money becomes scarce and hidden agendas surface. When things hit the fan, several Faces of the Game are revealed. 

    Friends and family experience jealousy, love, friendship, and drama. There is a constant battle between the girls from time to time, but they always have each other’s backs when it comes to outsiders. Chelle's love and loyalty to her boyfriend and her family is tested when someone threatens her boyfriends freedom and her life over a debt that her family owes. 

    The constant suspense, personality traits, actions of the characters, circumstances and situations makes Faces of the Game thrilling. Get ready for this page turner!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFountain Pen Publishing
    Release dateJan 12, 2017
    ISBN9781946258021
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    Faces of the Game 2
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    Mandi Mac

    Amanda *Mandi Mac* McRae was born in Queens, NY to Gencie R. McRae and Vincent E. McRae Sr. on September 28th. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Charlotte, NC and then Winston-Salem, NC where she was raised. She graduated from North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, NC with 2 degrees; a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts with a concentration in Communications/Public Relations and a Bachelor of Science in Technical Writing. Upon graduating, she has worked as a Substitute Teacher, Freelance Publicist, Jr. Talent, Literary and Sports Agent, a Hip-Hop News Editor, a Marketing Associate and a freelance Media Consultant. After realizing that Corporate America was a bit too hectic for her career as an Author, she decided to go back to Teaching and landed an English Teaching job in China where she taught for one year. She is currently a Teacher in the Atlanta Metro area where she also resides.  Although Amanda has been very focused and content with her goals and dreams, she has faced a lot of adversity. Throughout her years, she has learned how to handle everything that comes her way with style and grace.

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