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Colette R. Harrell

Colette R. Harrell is a wife, mother, author, poet, songwriter, and playwright. Her novels are delectable reads, where romance, suspense, humor, and the supernatural all come together to entertain, educate, and inspire. A Detroit native, she currently resides in Ohio, writing with humor and compassion to engage and minister to the human heart.
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