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The only part of the story I have an issue with is the actions Dwight took against Charlene and no one pressed charges for attempted assault? Sure she is a secondary character but why not show some action taken? Hmmm...Lucky is considering still being friends with Dwight after this takes place?

The Kindle version has editing issues but the author notes at the end of this book an update on the Coach Frazier being married to his husband and also notes all the rest of book is as originally released.


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Lucky in Love Don Sakers 9781555831127 Books Reviews

Don Saker's second book fills a void that has existed for a significant number of teens by restoring romantic feelings to fictional works for a critical time of their development. This teen romance also tackles the problem that develop when love encounters multiple identity issues. It also plants the roots of homophobia firmly at the feet of the feelings of insecurity that arise in some over adolescent sexuality. The simplicity of the prose and character development lets the
reader focus on the intricacies of interlocking relationships. Frank, introduced in " Act Well Your Part," falls in love with Purnell, the school�s star basketball player. Between them they have to face a lot of ignorance racial, cultural, and social. In the end, they discover that not even the innocent are spared the violence of prejudice.
The only part of the story I have an issue with is the actions Dwight took against Charlene and no one pressed charges for attempted assault? Sure she is a secondary character but why not show some action taken? Hmmm...Lucky is considering still being friends with Dwight after this takes place?

The version has editing issues but the author notes at the end of this book an update on the Coach Frazier being married to his husband and also notes all the rest of book is as originally released.