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Emunah La-Paz

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Emunah La-Paz
BornVicki L. Williams
Pen nameEmunah La-Paz
OccupationAuthor
NationalityAmerican
Period1993–present

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Emunah La-Paz is the nom de plume of Vicki L. Williams, an American author. Her books include Chocolate Burnout [1] and Why Do Married Men Cheat with Unattractive Women?.

Why Do Married Men Cheat With Unattractive Women?

La-Paz published the memoir in 2011, which chronicles the blog portion and healing journal surrounding a supermodel named Judie. Judie was ready to settle down (trading in her world of high fashion for the simple life), and she thought that she had found the right guy with her photographer husband J.T. However, she discovers about her husband’s affair with a fast-food worker (whom her friends consider unattractive), and takes her concerns to an online chat room. The online community eventually turns on Judie.[2]

Memoir of a Jaded Woman: Tainted Love

In November 2016, La-Paz published Memoir of a Jaded Woman: Tainted Love.[3]

Say What: The Black Butterfly Series

La-Paz's most recent project is Say What: The Black Butterfly Series, a series of four novels.

Published books

  • Chocolate Burnout
  • Why Do Married Men Cheat With Unattractive Women?
  • Memoir of a Jaded Woman: Tainted Love
  • Say What: The Black Butterfly Series

References

  1. Gong, Louie. "Mixed Heritage Center - Chocolate Burnout: A Lighthearted Novel Dealing with Some Humorous Aspects of Interracial Relation." www.mixedheritagecenter.org. Retrieved 2017-05-06.
  2. Alexander, Tiffani. "Special to GMO: A Preview of Emunah La-Paz". www.glossmagazineonline.com. Retrieved 8 May 2017.
  3. "Memoir of a Jaded Woman". Goodreads. Retrieved 2017-05-06.


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