All she ever wanted was her father’s
love
Cathy tries her best to impress her
father despite his resentment over her, due to facts that she doesn’t
even know as to why. He belittles her about every little thing that
he doesn’t like about his only child. Cathy does love her father
and tries to make him proud of her but nothing seems to work and her
shyness has basically made her a prisoner of her own self. She feels
that nothing in her now nonexistent life could be made any
better…..that is until she meets him.
Rodrigo “Rod” Coram lives the life
that most men would want. Owner of a fabulous club The Orchid Lounge,
he has many great clients, great friends along with the eyes of every
woman around. But it wasn’t until his best friend Frank asked him
to help out being a groomsman in his cousin’s wedding that he was
able to find the woman he knew he was meant to be with.
But with a vindictive father harboring
a troubling secret from his only child and troublesome ex-girlfriend,
who would rather see Rod miserable, will Cathy be able to find the
love that she’s always wanted? Will Rod be able to show her that
despite everything that they were meant to be together?
Will they find that happily ever after?
Author Bio
Writer Jamallah Bergman was born in
Jamaica Queens, New York. Although her family moved around a bit;
from New York to Alabama to Georgia. Jamallah's childhood was mostly
spent in Roswell, Georgia.
At the age of twelve, Jamallah started
writing scripts for her doll babies. As she got older, her
inclination to write grew.
Soon after reading her first romance
novel at fifteen; she became hooked on romance and deviated from
writing her doll baby stories, to romantically inclined stories.
Her thirst to write eventually sent her
from one out of the box experience to another. She eventually engaged
her thoughts and writing into writing erotic stories.
As Jamallah's interest as a reader
grew, questions aroused her curiosity. Why were the heroines in the
stories she loved so much, nothing like herself. She felt none of the
women were full figured, or plump. To coin a phrase from the well
known comedienne Mo'Nique, like "Thick Madame", a thick and
curvy woman.
Often she became upset because she felt
there should be stories out there about all types of women, including
thick, beautiful women like herself. Why were there no stories about
full figured women who got the handsome hunk? She would ask herself
after reading another romance story where the beautiful main
character was thin.
After researching and finding very few
stories about curvy women, Jamallah thought it was time the romance
readers market read more stories about full figured heroines.
She started to write stories where the
full figured woman 'ALWAYS' got her man!
So there you have it, be sure to check back to see when so I can let you all know when this awesome book is available!
Peace, Love, & Laughter ~JC
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