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A Lost Innocence is a masterful novel of the power of lust, love, and the jealousy that can come within relationships. How long it can take to find romance and how quickly one can lose it. In his first book, written from a woman’s narrative, Griffin confirms why he’s being dubbed, “Mr. Romance,” and becoming one of America’s finest young writers.
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Young April Numark lived a normal life, she went about her life doing the usual things most people do, working, spending time with friends, and looking forward to the future. Single, and an
executive for a formal wear empire; she leads her life in a typical contented fashion. Then one day, her world turns upside down. Through a mutual friend she's introduced to the most magnificent man she has ever met. Dean Hollingsworth is a student at the local college, studying business administration. The pair really hit it off and soon find themselves involved in the greatest relationship both have ever encountered. They immediately fall madly in love and both are amazed at how much they have in common! And the sex! Oh, the sex only solidifies the belief that they are meant to be with each other! April is convinced that he is the one for her. But within a year, something changes? Although they can't keep their hands off each other, they can't stop arguing either!
Suddenly, out of nowhere Dean's faced with a dilemma, will he break his commitment to April and date another woman?
The lovers' relationship soon turns bitter, they're fighting and antagonizing each other constantly
only to make up the next day! The abuse begins to take its toll on the both of them and April begins to wonder if Dean is cheating on her? Arriving home early one day, she's surprised when she finds Dean with ... Does she catch him with another lover? Will love and lust lead to murder?
From Best Selling Author Rod L. Griffin, take a twisting ride on a journey that leads to lust, love,
abuse, and possibly murder...
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