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How do you ask for a second chance from the person whose world you shattered? How do you make things right?Let Me Make It Right is an intense novel - about love, loss, and second chances - with a little forgiveness on the side.Nathan would rather rip out his heart than hurt the woman who ignites a fire in him with every look, every touch. But that's exactly what happened when an unlucky encounter burdens him with a wife and an unplanned family, turning his dream into a nightmare named Tina.Teale fell in love with Nathan the moment they kissed. Their lives, their plans, and their heartbeats were in sync. But a phone call revealed how wrong she was, forcing her to make choices for herself and the child she carried.Tina loved only one man, and it wasn't Nathan. When she discovers Teale is back in Nathan's life, she vows to make them pay.An unplanned trip throws Nathan and Teale back together. Is there still enough love left between them?Choices will be made. Lines will be drawn. Together, they will face challenges that no one saw coming. Sometimes fate does decide when the time is right. About The Author: Now retired, P. D. Greene (Phyllis D. Greene) has been writing since childhood, writing poetry as a teenager; letters for her sisters to their boyfriends; and publishing her first romance novel, Driven, under Phyllis Greene-Nicholas. Born in Valdosta, Georgia, the author was an Air Force military brat, gaining an appreciation for diverse cultures across America. The mother of two and grandmother of three, her greatest blessing is being a breast cancer survivor, helping others understand what early detection can mean.

Foster Ring is a powerful story about finding love when it's least expected, and giving that love a chance no matter what the circumstances. It's also about children in danger and the efforts to save them. Orlando is an FBI agent working undercover as a landscaper to bring down a group exploiting foster children. He is instantly drawn to Schrelle, a woman new to the area. Unable to get her out of his mind, he keeps his guard up until he knows he can trust her. Schrelle just moved to a small town for a new job. Spotting a man doing her neighbors' lawns, she feels something stir deep within her. Not ready for a new relationship since she just divorced her cheating husband, Schrelle finds herself infatuated with this tall stranger. Orlando eventually reveals his identity to Schrelle and she offers to help him save the children. Their connection grows stronger, flourishing into a love that is tested by both their ex-spouses. Their love story is deepened by their common concern, commitment, and effort to help the mistreated foster children. The twists and turns are many, because whenever you open your heart to the possibility of love, there are always surprises.(About the Author)P. D. Greene (Phyllis D. Greene) has been writing since childhood. Born in Valdosta, Georgia, she was an Air Force brat. The mother of two and grandmother of three enjoys retirement by traveling and completing novels already started. A breast cancer survivor, she helps others understand what early detection can mean. Her first romance novel, Driven, was penned under Phyllis Greene-Nicholas. She hopes her readers see themselves in her stories and know they're not alone in struggles of the heart.