Unique romance as clashing world views between gorgeous real estate developer Francis Evans and ruggedly handsome Native Avermican choreographer Simeon Yellowdancer contract to produce a son for Francis's father's will. Her father has a Donald Trump fixed mindset. He is almost a Donald Trump caracture
World views clash as gorgeous real estate developer Francis Evans contracts with ruggedly handsome Native American choreographer Simeon Yellowdancer to father a son to meet the demands of her billionaire father's will. The father has a Donald Trump mindset that financial worth is superior to life itself. The result is a disintegrated daughter and a family feud made in Hell. All taking place in California's beautiful but outrageously expensive real estate. San Diego, San Francisco, Hollywood, and Palm Springs are featured as well as the Dakota Access Pipeline Project in North Dakota.
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How am I going to make love to that woman, Simeion mused as the unexpected nature of his latest assignment caused him to feel really disoriented. God knows I have my own issues about intimacy with the opposite sex. I'll have to use erotic fantasy, he decided. I'll imagine she's a goddess of some kind, like the Native American Chieftess I use in my fantasies, even if Native Amrican Goddesses never existed. An active, fiery, brilliant lover. It will take everything I've got to carry out this assignment.
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Reviews for "Dilemma: A Romantic Comedy about Billionaires, and Native Americans"
A wonderful "love story" that starts as a contract. Francis, the daughter of Malcom. am=n extremely wealthy real estate tycoon, that has pitted his daughter against his son to produce a male heir to inherit his real estate fortune. The two soon become three as an illegitimate heir comes into play. Not intending to be changed, Francis makes an arrangement with a Native American, that has his own dreams of furthering his American Native cause, to father a male child with her. As they work toward their goal, a respect develops and the race is on to produce a heir. This book provides a wonderful historical explanation of the heritage of the Native Indian and their plight. This is a well-written, great short story that I found very entertaining. It is an easy-read that I finished in one setting. Actually, it is finished with an excellent setting for a sequel, hint, hint. I highly recommend this book.
