Author C.C. Fann talks about not being able to Let Go of a married boyfriend

Stamford, CT, February 27, 2007— Falling in love with a married man is something women have been doing for a long time. Being a mistress is nothing new, but is it worth it? C.C. Fann uses her first novel to tell the story of the woman on the side in Can't Let Go.

So many women get involved with a married man because he makes promises of leaving his wife and getting into a committed relationship with them, and they usually end up waiting forever for him or end up just being his mistress nothing more. When a single mother allows her romantic relationship with a married man affect the relationship she
has with her children, something has got to give.

”This is one woman's story of living on a salary job, living from check to check, and trying to deal with all aspects of life. How she robbed, cheated, stole and bounced checks from Peter just to pay Paul. How she dealt with the ordeal of raising her children alone. Is her faith, her upbringing, moral values and/or the love of her children enough to get her through a relationship with a married man?…Is this the kind of relationship, that for reasons that you believe are right, you will compromise everything (faith, family and friends) for the lust of a man or a woman? This book will open your eyes no matter who you are, where you are, or how much you have. You will relate, whether you be a man or
a woman,” explains C.C.

Can't Let Go is the first part in a series of five and will be released by JABS Publications on April 1, 2007. The introspective look at this woman’s life will be a reality check and help with self-examination. Edited and unedited versions will be available on ccfann.com and amazon.com

About the Author
CC Fann is the mother of 3 children: Ashley, Anthony (Brian), and Janique (NeNe) resides in Wrightsville, GA. She is a graduate of Johnson County High School of Wrightsville, GA. and Heart of Georgia Technical College of Dublin, GA. She was a member of Phi Beta Lambda. She is affiliated with Buckeye Baptist Church in Dublin, GA.