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    7 Different Kinds Of Smoke

    By Roman St. James

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    "7 Different Kind Of Smoke" is a collection of short stories by a new African American writer. They are stories of fantasy and mystery, and include "The Greenest Grass", a tale of a young lady who undergoes a 'makeover' the likes of which the world has never seen, "Leap Frog", the story of a woman who believes her kiss turns men into frogs, "A Void Of Sorts", the story of a mother that takes the law into her own hands when her young son is kidnapped and killed, "The Tell Tail Tale", a loving grandfather's urban fable bedtime story as told to his grandchildren and three others. (Note: includes explicit language and mature themes).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoman St. James
    Release dateMar 10, 2013
    ISBN9781301294312
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    7 Different Kinds Of Smoke
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    Roman St. James

    Roman St. James is a budding novelist that lives in Los Angeles with his beautiful wife and young daughter. He wrote Seven Different Kinds Of Smoke as a birthday gift for his wife and is currently working on his first novel - Fade To Gray.

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