Rochelle Alers Books

Sweet Southern nights

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The Kentucky clinic where Dr. Levi Eaton is volunteering is worlds away from his wealthy Pennsylvania roots. Still, the South has plenty of attractions-like his colleague's captivating sister. Ange...

Careless whispers

By Rochelle Alers

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Living Large

By Brenda Jackson, Francis Ray, Donna Hill, Rochelle Alers

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Island magic

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Island Bliss

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No compromise

By Rochelle Alers

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Secrets never told

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"In one night, Morgana Johnson-Wells takes two hard hits: first, the news that her mother has died, then evidence that her husband is having an affair. Fleeing Baltimore to tend to her mother's est...

Lessons of a lowcountry summer

By Rochelle Alers

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Four Degrees of Heat

By ReShonda Tate Billingsley, Crystal Lacey Winslow, Brenda L. Thomas, Rochelle Alers

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Happily Ever After

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