Romance book teaser blog : Welcome to guest author Renee Cleveland with her first release about the real life dating game, 'Game On'

While adapting to single mother-hood Renee re-entered the dating arena that was filled with great challenges and crazy excitement. Renee's first release, Game On, is about her journey through the dating world, discovering the games that men play to try and conquer women. Game On is infused with insights, experiences along with advice that is sure to allow readers to come away with new perspectives. Game On will make you laugh and cry all in the same!

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AUTHOR BIO

Renee grew up in a small town in Southern Maryland and has lived in various places from coast to coast. She majored in English Literature and Child Psychology while pursuing her higher education. She is a hardworking, passionate single mother of 3 beautiful children whom are her greatest joys in life.

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When I initially started writing Game On, it was going to be about flipping the nifty tricks that men all too often use on us, around on them. The book evolved over the course of time into having a better understanding of who men really are and how we as women can tap into the ‘mancave’ and discover that hidden side for ourselves. Game On is about personal growth, and it’s about the journey we all take when trying to find our perfect person. It is filled with true stories that will make you laugh and cry.

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