In the 10 years of her marriage, Cleo longed for a child. It seemed to be a blessing that would never come to be. When her husband David’s bigoted manner forced her into the arms of another man, Cleo’s dream of motherhood finally became a reality. A price would have to be paid, but by whom? Just what despicable secrets was David hiding? Did Cleo’s unfaithfulness even compare to his treachery? It was time for Cleo to take charge of her life, and fight for her happily ever after!
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Mixture of hot sex, and sweet romance of a teen couple in high school that meet each other at the worst times of their lives. It is slow at first, the sex comes in around chapter 3-4. Dont have any editor so I'm trying to double check for corrections while i post each chapter
After denouncing the benefits of sport and the master in charge of it at school, Robert is made to do P.E. with the girls group where he teams up with a rather slow girl, a teaming that doesn’t end with the lesson.
Two, thirty year olds, born only an hour and a half apart and, for different reasons, having relationship difficulties, are sent on holiday together by their parents as a surprise birthday present; the surprise is meeting for the first time in the car on the way to the airport and then finding their hotel is full of teenage Danes with no sexual hang-ups.
A story in the Tapestry Universe
We begin this chapter on John's 19th birthday. He has just made the worst mistake of his life and he'll feel the consequences of it. From his lowest point with gravity bearing down upon him can even the wind hold him up? Can he live with his own guilt and grief? How does he keep from breaking when he can't find the cold to deaden his emotions?
The story is set largely in the late 1960s. Two young lovers wrestle with the age-old problems of romance and postage. That reminds me, I should reread The Crying of Lot 49.