Secret Rendezvous

by Kendra Spencer

A gem of wisdom passed through generations of players is that there is always one that gets away. For Jay, her one that got away is one of her best friend’s big sister. To be completely honest she didn’t get away Jay was battling a cocaine addiction and ended up doing something unforgiveable. Its been years since all of that happened though and Jay still carries a flickering torch of love for her. Mustering up all of her courage she decides to pray that love conquers all and begins a hot pursuit of the one woman she’s always loved.

There’s only one problem with that however, Arianna isn’t a lesbian and doesn’t want Jay except for as a friend. She doesn’t even want a relationship with anyone.

Trigger warnings for fictional novels of Kendra You are NOT guaranteed an happily ever ending because that is not real life, the characters do battle real issues and are exposed to issues that could trigger you i.e. abuse, assault, drug use, suicide, homicide and more.

Works of Kendra Spencer are intended to be raw, edgy, and with no constraints.

112 pages, Paperback

Published August 8, 2017

About the author

Kendra Spencer also known affectionately as Prince was born September 12, 1989 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her childhood consisted of vast amounts of hours spent on reading and carrying duffel bags full of books to and from the public library. Stepping into her teenaged years she began to notice the books she was reading while very creative did not depict the environment around thus a writer was born. The nickname Prince came about from class mates due to Zane being very popular around the time and dubbed the Queen of erotica with Zane's steamy stories was skyrocketing through their classmates and Kendra Spencer at the tender age of fourteen also writing vivid sex scenes Prince came forth. While the nickname is derived from a young adults standpoint Kendra Spencer still strives to be known one day as major heavy hitter in the erotic fiction genre. When Prince is not reading or writing you can find her working with individuals that have developmental disabilities or engaged in a semi professional womens football game where she is a proud athlete #33 of the Cincinnati Sizzle.

Reviews

[Shatika Turner · Rating 5 out of 5]

All too often

Being a part of the LGBT community, I can say with pride that this book hit the nail on the head. This was a great read and was very relatable.