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No Really, I'm Fine

Ms. Scott
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Pages
81
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Molo Global Publishing

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Every time she enters the room... Attorney Nia Elizabeth Hagins exudes boss lady vibes. Over the past ten years, those vibes helped her to master the "I'm fine" persona. That's why Nia has the ability to convince any and everyone that she is ok-regardless of how she actually feels. It's as if she is the only one that knows there are "shades of fine"-that range from barely holding on, to I'm that lady and I know it.

In this sequel to A Table for One, Nia reveals a shocking and painful secret. Yet, it is through her willingness to be vulnerable, that she ultimately finds the power to remove the persona for good. In yet another page-turner, you'll see Nia do more work to confront her past hurt and continue on her journey to healing. In doing so, she'll finally arrive at a place in her life where she can say "I'm Fine"-and actually mean it.

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