Dwan Abrams

Posted on January 13, 2009 
Filed Under Women's Fiction

image Dwan Abrams was born in St. Petersburg, Florida. She is the oldest of four children. She has lived in Europe and throughout the United States.

As a freelance editor, Dwan has edited numerous manuscripts for aspiring and established authors. Her services include: proofreading, copy editing, substantive editing, ghostwriting, and manuscript critiques and evaluations.

She’s the best-selling author of Married Strangers, Divorcing the Devil (nominated for the 2008 African American Literary Awards Show), Only True Love Waits (winner of the 2007 Pen of the Writer POWER Award for Best Fiction), The Scream Within, and Favor (a short story appearing in The Midnight Clear: Stories of Love, Hope and Inspiration anthology). She resides in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia with her family.

 

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ABOUT THE BOOK

imageMarried Strangers
by Dwan Abrams

What do you do when you think you’ve married the wrong person? If anybody has ever found themselves asking that question, it’s Rayna.  And coming up with the answer is no easy feat as far as she’s concerned.

Shortly after getting married, Rayna discovered that marriage is not all it was cracked up to be.  On the outside, she appears to be the happily married newlywed, but on the inside, she secretly wants out of this marriage that she knows she entered into for all the wrong reasons.  And now she knows that she needs to get out of the marriage for all the right ones; because she’s not physically compatible with her husband.

Her friend, Aja, has problems of her own. She’s dealing with baby momma drama and sometimes regrets her decision to get married, too.

Shania is in love and recently engaged…until she uncovers a secret that could rip her world apart. Will she even make it to the altar?

These three main characters in Married Strangers takes the question of “Why Did I Get Married?” to a whole other level.

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