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Tracey Bateman is also published as Tracey Cross, is the Christy award-winning author of more than thirty titles and has nearly a million books in bltadwin.ru lives in Missouri's Ozarks with her husband and four children. Tracey Bateman has 51 books on Goodreads with ratings. Tracey Bateman’s most popular book is The Color of the Soul (The Penbrook Diaries #1). Tracey Bateman weaves such a beautiful historical southern tale spanning many generations in The Color Of The Soul. Despite the book taking place in the 's through the 's, it is so easy to feel a real connection to the characters. The descriptive writing is spot on, not only with locations, but events as well.