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Sex and Scrambled Eggs
Disillusioned about her past relationship and running out of time, Nadine is still determined to find true love. What she finds is a bunch of unsuitable men either too old or too young.
In the meanwhile, her retired father finds the love of his life convincing Nadine true love does exist. Will she find true love again or will she be forced to choose between robbing the grave or robbing the cradle.
In the meanwhile, her retired father finds the love of his life convincing Nadine true love does exist. Will she find true love again or will she be forced to choose between robbing the grave or robbing the cradle.
226 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 3, 2014
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August 15, 2024
This author was recommended by a Jamaican YouTuber, Tami Chin-Mitchell, from Meet the Mitchells. Ms. Grahame's son is a contractor and while he was renovating their house, Tami spoke about her books.
I Absolutely Love This Book.
The book was set in Kingston but also ventured out to other parishes in Jamaica, such as St. Mary, Portland and St. Ann/Trelawny. So, If you've ever lived in or is familiar with Kingston and the other parishes in Jamaica, you would surely be in for a ride.
The story is mainly about family, relationships, love, finding true love and happiness. It also shows a bit of prejudice as seen where Nadine's parents would not be in agreement with their daughter dating a rasta man, even though, he was not born and bred in upper St. Andrew.
Never a dull moment in the book. I hated that it ended.
I Absolutely Love This Book.
The book was set in Kingston but also ventured out to other parishes in Jamaica, such as St. Mary, Portland and St. Ann/Trelawny. So, If you've ever lived in or is familiar with Kingston and the other parishes in Jamaica, you would surely be in for a ride.
The story is mainly about family, relationships, love, finding true love and happiness. It also shows a bit of prejudice as seen where Nadine's parents would not be in agreement with their daughter dating a rasta man, even though, he was not born and bred in upper St. Andrew.
Never a dull moment in the book. I hated that it ended.
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