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Innocent 6: Cynthia
As a child, Cynthia had to hide in a closet from a murderer. Now graduated from college, she wants to hide inside a bureaucratic government job, burying herself beneath a pile of forms. However, Social Security expects her to interview many kinds of people -- some loud and obnoxious. Some, like Antoyne, downright dangerous. Fortunately for Cynthia, Tywon the security guard stands ready to protect -- and love -- her. She doesn't care he's black and she's white. She doesn't care he doesn't have a professional job. He has a heart even larger than his muscles. And he's ready to meet the right woman, though he tries to deny it to himself. 3 Flames 65,000 words Therefore, download Innocent 6: Cynthia of the League of Worldly Wise Innocents now.
254 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 15, 2015
About the author
L.A. Zoe
29 books3 followersL.A. Zoe grew up in a small, Illinois river town and now lives in a tropical paradise full of palm trees with the loves of Zoe's life, and extended family. Fond of adventure, travel, and white sand beaches, L.A. prefers the "Bollywood" movies of India to modern Hollywood flicks, because they emphasize love stories, complete with singing and dancing. Favorite actor: Shah Rukh Khan.
L.A. celebrates the freedom of the United States, and enjoys residing in a country demographically much younger. L.A. eats lunch every day in a mall crowded with adults working hard to raise their babies, bunches of school children sharing snack time, and college sweethearts holding hands.
Busy establishing and enjoying their lives, building a future for the world. Nobody worries about the future of Social Security or looks forward to retirement.
No one country, race, culture, religion, or ethnic group holds a monopoly on brains, beauty, hard work, or creativity. Success in the future demands all of the above, especially vision and a willingness to break with the past. To take chances and defy the reluctant majority.
L.A. the growing acceptance of female sexuality, and the subsequent growing demand of women for sexually oriented reading material.
Now, "nice girls" can not only "do it" and remain nice, they also read about other women "doing it."
Young adults -- whom publishers now call "new adults" -- keep the world fresh, exciting, and progressing toward humanity's destiny.
L.A. celebrates the freedom of the United States, and enjoys residing in a country demographically much younger. L.A. eats lunch every day in a mall crowded with adults working hard to raise their babies, bunches of school children sharing snack time, and college sweethearts holding hands.
Busy establishing and enjoying their lives, building a future for the world. Nobody worries about the future of Social Security or looks forward to retirement.
No one country, race, culture, religion, or ethnic group holds a monopoly on brains, beauty, hard work, or creativity. Success in the future demands all of the above, especially vision and a willingness to break with the past. To take chances and defy the reluctant majority.
L.A. the growing acceptance of female sexuality, and the subsequent growing demand of women for sexually oriented reading material.
Now, "nice girls" can not only "do it" and remain nice, they also read about other women "doing it."
Young adults -- whom publishers now call "new adults" -- keep the world fresh, exciting, and progressing toward humanity's destiny.
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