All That and a Bag of Chips - Brossura

Lee, Darrien

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0971195307 ISBN 13: 9780971195301

Casa editrice: Strebor, 2002

Riassunto

Torn between the two most passionate men that she has ever met, a young woman must decide who she wants more: her football star boyfriend or a new, sexy architecture major?

Venice Taylor believes that her relationship with sexy football star Jarvis Anderson is unbreakable, especially since they have been intense lovers for almost four years. During that time, they experienced some unique events that drew them closer together than most couples their age.

Jarvis and Venice have no choice but to trust that the love they share will withstand any challenge. Heading off to separate colleges would undoubtedly be a test of their undying love and fiery passion. Even though they have agreed to see other people during college, Venice is not counting on falling in love with another man. That is, until drop dead gorgeous Craig Bennett, a junior architecture major, enters her life like a hurricane. From the moment their eyes meet, Venice realizes that she is in trouble. Craig stirs feelings inside her that she has only previously felt with Jarvis. Within weeks, Venice finds herself in a full-blown love affair. At the same time, she is hoping and praying that her secrets will not destroy her new relationship with Craig or cause Jarvis any undeserved pain. Torn between the two most passionate men that she has ever met, Venice has to make a decision. But at what cost?

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L'autore:

Darrien Lee, a graduate of Tennessee State University, is a two-time Essence bestselling author with four published works with Strebor Books. She has been featured in several periodicals, including Romantic Times magazine and the Nashville Tennessean. She lives in LaVergne, Tennessee, with her husband and two daughters. Visit DarrienLee.com

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Book by Lee Darrien

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• Editore: Strebor
• Data di pubblicazione: 2002
• ISBN 10: 0971195307
• ISBN 13: 9780971195301
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 384