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The sequel to Anything But Love
Aisha knew it was too good to last. He possesssed everything she wanted in a man. Wit, charm, an understanding nature; those were just a few of his atrtributes. His physical appearance was awesome... Just to think, they met at a supermaket.
She knew she wanted Ned just as much as he wanted her, and when they finally connected, it was like fire with fire... more like a double dose of TNT.
Who betrays whom? Is Lillian Aisha's best friend? Is Robert really Ned's
best friend?
fighting fir with fi | |  | | Anything But Love
The story captures the essence of the 1970's based on a relationship between a couple that met at the Hampton jazz festival and the unpredictable consequences they face in that relationship. There is a suprise ending and a moral to the story.
The thunder had subsided. What remained of the storm was a steady hard rain. In her quiet time, Roz's thoughts race toward looking for a perfect man in an imperfect world. Perfect he is not.
The last time they were together, he kissed her gentle on the forehead and her closed eyelids as he caressed her nude body. Their lovemaking had been intense.
Her toes always tingled when he slide his tongue in a circular motion inside her ears. He would nibble at her earlobes and fondle and kiss her breasts. Her body exploded with consecutive orgasms when he entered her with a gentle fo | |  | | Beyond Love
Beyond Love is a hard cover book that ends the trilogy of Anything But Love and An Affair with a Stranger. It takes you on a journey through the years with Roz and Bill.
Roz and Bill manage, through three decades to keep their love alive facing life's challenges.
| |  | | Feelings Collection
The ending of a relationship sparked 90 poems, 30 are in Volume I.
There are three sections to the book.
Section One: Poems represent a rose bud, the beginning of a relatioship between two friends.
Section Two: Poems represents a rose in bloom, a relationship full of love.
Section Three: Poems represents a dying rose, the ending of a relationship.
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A collection of poems for every age.
The J.D. Collection is a compilation of poems written and felt over a seven-year period from the standpoint of a child from age nine to sixteen.
Who knows, maybe you will see reflections of yourself or someone you know in the reading of these poems.
Enjoy the journey you are about to take! | |  | | The Longest Day of My Life (ACancer Survivor's Journal)
When faced with life-changing decisions, how would you handle them? Would you depend on the advice of others? Go with your gut feeling or pray to a higher being?
Introduction
"When it looked like the sun wasn't going to shine anymore, there's a rainbow in the clouds." -Dr. Maya Angelou
I received a phone call that changed my life and attitude. I will never forget the day or the hour, October 31, 2013. I lay in bed, not asleep, contemplating whether my feet should touch the floor. After that call, I remained in bed, digesting the devastating news. Everything was in slow motion as if time stood still. "You have cancer of the uterus, stage one." I never asked, "Why me, Father?" This news was personal. It challenged me spiritually, emotio |
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