Love is overrated, Nina and her friends often thought! Why is so much emphasis put on finding a good man? Well Nina wants this too. Has she accomplished her mission? Omar is sophisticated, handsome and well educated. She also finds out that he is very romantic and attuned to her feelings. What lies ahead for Nina and Omar?
Then she meets Omar. Where had he been hiding all her life?
Their First Encounter
One of her favorite songs was playing so Nina quickly jumped from her seat. He led her out to the floor and she cut loose with her funky nasty moves. Nina was a great dancer. She loved going down to the floor winding her legs open, yes even with her low cut short dress. Yep, that was her move! Omar could see her nice firm thighs as the short dress inched its way up close to showing her secret box of passion. He smiled. Nina rose back up and turned around and bent over touching her toes then dropped it down to the floor again and Omar smiled licking his lips. He thought to himself, she was a freak and he wanted to take a taste of her passion fruit, and if she could move in bed like she moved on the floor it was going to be on. Nina could see his expression as she turned back around and saw the wanting in his eyes. She moved forward to whisper in his ear but he caught her face and gave her a long lasting kiss.
Excerpt
Nina had traveled many places, seen so many different things and had so many experiences. But she still had not obtained the one thing; so many women cherish to help complete their existence, a good man. She realized a woman did not necessarily need a man, but someone to spend quality time with or someone to spend the rest of her life with would be nice. Nina sat and thought about all the loves she had lost over the years in these different places she had traveled. None of them made her heart skip a beat or made her soul ache. She felt her prior relationship had shown some progress toward lasting, but yet again happiness had evaded her.
Professional Reviews
Black Author Supporter
I enjoyed this short story. Be advised the words are salty, and has sexual content, but if you like a quick read that will stimulate you mind and your body, pick this one up! It is in the same running as Zane, Eric Jerome Dickey, Mary B. Morrison, you get the picture!!!
I enjoyed it and look forward to more from this author!
Spending "The Weekend"
'The Weekend' was recommended to me by the auther herself via an 'email blast'. Always the curious type, I ordered the book and was not disappointed. First, though, I have to say the descriptive wording tends to be 'salty' and is not for everyone. Overall, however, 'The Weekend' is a very enjoyable read. The book gives an overview of a woman, who paid the price for giving into her urges in the past and now wants something more lasting for herself. The story holds your attention until the end and leaves you wanting more, as there is no conclusion between the man and woman. It left me with the question - which I asked the author - 'Will there be a sequel?' Fortunately, the answer was 'Yes'.
This is a sentimental and epic story about a young man, injured in the Viewnam War, who returns to Dallas, Texas, in 1964, and begins rebuilding his life. Set against the rock and roll era of the early 1960’s, when casual sex and recreational drugs w
