Dream

This is not only exotic, culturally stimulating and not run-of-the-mill Harlequin, it's an intercultural study. The book is for the discerning and culturally savvy Africanists. Ever heard of A Many Splendoured Thing? Well this is the African version of that. ~ Karen Ammond, Elite Professionals Magazine.What do you do when the man you love is determined to adopt you and be your father? You cling to The Dream.Erik, twenty-four years older than the girl, watched her as she ate and talked. There was the little lady tutored by some prim and proper English old maid in deportment, etiquette, and what have you. Then there was the African jungle side of her that had a savage nobility, an untainted edge, an unaffected grace and inborn dignity, an intensely reverent pride even inn the way she said: Great ancestors. Coupled with her veiled, mysterious sexuality, she was an overwhelming enigma."e;I heartily recommend this story."e; ~ Bruce L. Cook, Sanford Publisher"e;The book is well-written, with sexual tension, tender and passionate love scenes, suspense and surprises."e; ~ Trish Jackson, Romantic Suspense"e;What an amazing authentic story and, above all, storyteller!"e; ~ Michelle Butler