| Author: | Tessa Martin | ISBN: | 9782897284640 |
| Publisher: | Deltrionne Books | Publication: | May 13, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Osmora Inc. | Language: | English |
| Author: | Tessa Martin |
| ISBN: | 9782897284640 |
| Publisher: | Deltrionne Books |
| Publication: | May 13, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Osmora Inc. |
| Language: | English |
Clarisse Shawn was a career lady who had almost reached the apogee of her career. Everyone
knew she needed a man. But at 26 she still was in no hurry to marry. She was not very pretty but
she set her standards of an ideal man very high. Clinton Comb did not have what will take her to the seventh skies… he did not have all the physical – his being white – qualities she would appreciate in a suitor. She put this to the side and focused on what could be better smatter, firm and more... Negro – like…
David Avert was exactly what she looked for though it wasn’t anything about his looks. It was how comfortable she felt around him that put her in puzzled dilemma. She needs to make up with Comb…she needs to forgo David and she is stuck with the compelling situation where Comb is already happily married to her childhood friend –Sandy. The only option is to turn to anyone who would be kind to satisfy her libido which David so failed to as a husband…
They both live separate lives yet there was a huge need for reconciliation but she feels deep inside that all those years of career accomplishment without the man of her choice had been useless…
Clarisse Shawn was a career lady who had almost reached the apogee of her career. Everyone
knew she needed a man. But at 26 she still was in no hurry to marry. She was not very pretty but
she set her standards of an ideal man very high. Clinton Comb did not have what will take her to the seventh skies… he did not have all the physical – his being white – qualities she would appreciate in a suitor. She put this to the side and focused on what could be better smatter, firm and more... Negro – like…
David Avert was exactly what she looked for though it wasn’t anything about his looks. It was how comfortable she felt around him that put her in puzzled dilemma. She needs to make up with Comb…she needs to forgo David and she is stuck with the compelling situation where Comb is already happily married to her childhood friend –Sandy. The only option is to turn to anyone who would be kind to satisfy her libido which David so failed to as a husband…
They both live separate lives yet there was a huge need for reconciliation but she feels deep inside that all those years of career accomplishment without the man of her choice had been useless…
