CC Fann, author to appear at the Black Writers Conference in Memphis Tennessee.

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(SANEPR.com) March 26, 2008 -- CC Fann of Wrightsville Ga will release Part Two of her Five Part series Can’t Let Go at the Memphis Black Writer’s Conference. The book (s) is titled Can’t Let Go the Hidden Agenda (unabridged version) and Can’t Let Go The Hidden Agenda; the testimonial.

In Part One of the series, Ms. Fann addresses the issue of single women dating married men. The character McKenzie Scott dates the handsome Micheal Welch knowingly that he was married and had a family. She went against everything she was taught including her faith. Her goal was to just to have a sexual relationship. But her feeling for Micheal Welch escalated that she lost sight of her job, health and children. But miraculously, Mckenzie overcame her feelings for Micheal.

Can’t Let Go; Part Two The Hidden Agenda address the issues of when two individuals keep the desires and goals to themselves for selfish reason. You will learn why McKenzie Scott was so cold harded and decided to date a married man in Part One. The two questions Ms. Fann would like to ask of all her readers “Are you a woman you marry or a woman you date” and “How long will you live with a man before you would want to marry him”?

With every intention Mckenzie moves in with Darius Howard believing that they will walk down the aisle. But Darius has other plans.

Ms. Fann also likes to inform her readers that the reason, there are two versions of her books is she has friends that would like to read her books and don’t want to read profanity and sex scenes. So out of respect for them, she does a book without those elements.

Delivered with a direct, no-nonsense approach, “Can’t Let Go the Hidden Agenda” mixes practical advice with true stories of this forbidden relationship.
Ms. Fann is also an expert and frequent panelist on correctional issues, “Common Sense Do Not Play The Game With An Inmate” is the author’s introduction into the non-fiction genre.
Fann is scheduled to make several appearances at nationwide conferences throughout 2008, which also includes the National Association of Hispanics in Criminal Justice, National Association of Black in Criminal Justice and the Southern States Corrections Association Conference. For more information, about CC Fann and her novels, visit www.ccfanncommonsense.com and www.jabspublications.com.

Books can be purchase at Sensational Minds Bookstore in Savannah Ga, Amazon, Target, and Barnes Nobles.
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