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|  | | All the Pretty Roses: a Tale of Bittersweet Love and Betrayal
Mercedes finds herself in a love triangle after being scorned by the guy who is her bread and butter. After moving on, he discovers his true feelings for her, but is it too late?
Told with a unique narrative storytelling style, using no tags in dialogue; Feel like you are there with Mercedes on her quest for Love. Sprinkled with modern poetry and a taste of Shakespeare and Hip-hop, All the Pretty Roses is set in a Southern University with a popular poetic atmosphere where everybody whom so desires is allowed to pop their literary cherry and participate in the emergence of Slam Poetry Readings in Mississippi, attend musical jam sessions, and attend special events that bring the promise of new love. You wonder if any studying takes place with all the excitement.
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Why would an affluent and beautifully talented violinist have an interest in a ruffian like Jackson? Clearly she has better options...right? Enter Jim, her loving God parent and violin instructor her parents willed her to learn from before their departure. Stay in the South or relocate with Jim?
Cami has an Albatross holding her hostage to the memory of her dead parents. A 1713 Golden Period Stradivarius Violin! Jim has an affinity towards the Strad and a desire to help Camille become a success. Though she is pursued by Jack, a cretin ruffian whom she thinks she loves; Will this Boaz, Jim, sell everything to keep her safe and protect his most prized possession, preserved by his protective intent? Romance, drama and laughter are very much alive in this coming of age novella filled with heart, conscience, trust, and building confidence in the choices one makes. |
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