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Endless Love
A fire-popping, badass single mother like Jade is used to spurning everyone's roamntic advances. After all she's financially independent taking care of her daughter Briana and optimistic all around. Jade does the damn thing! She's an independent woman who don't need no man....or so she thought.
Over the years he'd honed his skills to tell the difference between the women who wanted to be with him for what he could give them and those who truly cared about him. He believed Francine cared about him and he cared about her. Now he was thinking that maybe she wanted more out of the relationship than he could give.
Alex wasn't looking for a permanent relationship when he met Francine, but he wasn't oppose to one either. However, within a few months of dating, he knew it wasn't going to happen. He couldn't make himself feel something that he didn't.
In the beginning he didn't think Francine was looking for a permanent relationship either, but over time somehow that had changed. As he thought about their relationship, he began to perceive when the change occurred. It was right after Jason and Kate got engaged. Francine became clingy and more possessive of his time.
Alex didn't play the field or sleep around; he was and had always been a one woman kind of man. But, until recently, the lack of a more permanent relationship wasn't a problem for him. Yet, here he was, thirty six years old and he was suddenly thinking about the lack of a special woman in his life.
He knew what was at the root of his feelings and the accompanying restlessness. He had no problem getting women, but finding the one for a lifetime was the issue. He wanted what his parents had, no matter how long he had to wait. But recently, the waiting began to chafe.
Alex hadn't given much thought to the qualities he wanted in a wife, but now it was important to him. Nor had he seriously thought about having children, but now he wanted them. And, as much as he tried to deny it, he knew why. It was her; Jade.
Over the years he'd honed his skills to tell the difference between the women who wanted to be with him for what he could give them and those who truly cared about him. He believed Francine cared about him and he cared about her. Now he was thinking that maybe she wanted more out of the relationship than he could give.
Alex wasn't looking for a permanent relationship when he met Francine, but he wasn't oppose to one either. However, within a few months of dating, he knew it wasn't going to happen. He couldn't make himself feel something that he didn't.
In the beginning he didn't think Francine was looking for a permanent relationship either, but over time somehow that had changed. As he thought about their relationship, he began to perceive when the change occurred. It was right after Jason and Kate got engaged. Francine became clingy and more possessive of his time.
Alex didn't play the field or sleep around; he was and had always been a one woman kind of man. But, until recently, the lack of a more permanent relationship wasn't a problem for him. Yet, here he was, thirty six years old and he was suddenly thinking about the lack of a special woman in his life.
He knew what was at the root of his feelings and the accompanying restlessness. He had no problem getting women, but finding the one for a lifetime was the issue. He wanted what his parents had, no matter how long he had to wait. But recently, the waiting began to chafe.
Alex hadn't given much thought to the qualities he wanted in a wife, but now it was important to him. Nor had he seriously thought about having children, but now he wanted them. And, as much as he tried to deny it, he knew why. It was her; Jade.
293 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 2, 2019
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June 28, 2019
This book was written by an extremely horny Care Bear
There is a lot of sex in this book. A lot. The author does a great job of describing in great detail each and every encounter this couple has. She really makes you feel like you're there. Which is good. It seemed like a bit of Overkill to me but she truly shines when she's describing these acts.
The problem is that whenever they're not having sex I really felt detached from the book. I've never felt engaged in the story. I really felt like I was just being told a story and I never got a sense of connection from any of the characters outside of maybe the daughter and Alex.
I say the author is a horny Care Bear because everybody in this book is extremely mature and articulates their feelings every time they speak to one another. There is not an ounce of drama in this book. Even when you think a couple characters might start a little bit of drama they realize in the moment the error of their ways and instantly become better people. There's nothing wrong with seeing the world that way and I kind of admire that the author sees or wants the world to be that way. It's admirable. The only problem is that it is a bit boring and robotic. Definitely feel like the author has talent but I don't think she's reached her full potential yet.
There is a lot of sex in this book. A lot. The author does a great job of describing in great detail each and every encounter this couple has. She really makes you feel like you're there. Which is good. It seemed like a bit of Overkill to me but she truly shines when she's describing these acts.
The problem is that whenever they're not having sex I really felt detached from the book. I've never felt engaged in the story. I really felt like I was just being told a story and I never got a sense of connection from any of the characters outside of maybe the daughter and Alex.
I say the author is a horny Care Bear because everybody in this book is extremely mature and articulates their feelings every time they speak to one another. There is not an ounce of drama in this book. Even when you think a couple characters might start a little bit of drama they realize in the moment the error of their ways and instantly become better people. There's nothing wrong with seeing the world that way and I kind of admire that the author sees or wants the world to be that way. It's admirable. The only problem is that it is a bit boring and robotic. Definitely feel like the author has talent but I don't think she's reached her full potential yet.
May 23, 2018
I don't know
I really wanted to like this book; but I didn't really feel anything as I read it. Reading it made me feel like I was ready a grocery list. I finished the story; but I'm kind of glad it is over. So much potential in this story; but there was no connection for me to these characters. I'm going to try another book by this author and I really hope that I enjoy it better than this one.
I really wanted to like this book; but I didn't really feel anything as I read it. Reading it made me feel like I was ready a grocery list. I finished the story; but I'm kind of glad it is over. So much potential in this story; but there was no connection for me to these characters. I'm going to try another book by this author and I really hope that I enjoy it better than this one.
May 22, 2018
On nice
This book had some grammar issues, other than it was just to happy and sappy for me. I wanted some drama.
This book had some grammar issues, other than it was just to happy and sappy for me. I wanted some drama.
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