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After dating several good-looking men with serious deficiencies, Sherry Johnson, the Executive Director of a transitional housing program, vows to leave the pretty-boys alone. That is until she encounters generous, kind hearted Keith Blair, whose family owns a chain of sporting goods stores. Keith admittedly has no interest in serious, long-term relationships and only wants a long-term fling with Sherry who rejects his advances. However, after several futile attempts to resist each other, the couple marries. Initially, they seem blissfully in love with a fairytale life until Keith's…mehr

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After dating several good-looking men with serious deficiencies, Sherry Johnson, the Executive Director of a transitional housing program, vows to leave the pretty-boys alone. That is until she encounters generous, kind hearted Keith Blair, whose family owns a chain of sporting goods stores. Keith admittedly has no interest in serious, long-term relationships and only wants a long-term fling with Sherry who rejects his advances. However, after several futile attempts to resist each other, the couple marries. Initially, they seem blissfully in love with a fairytale life until Keith's deficiencies are revealed and they separate, leaving stubborn and proud Sherry almost as helpless as the people she serves. Upon discovering Sherry's pregnancy, Keith threatens to fight her for custody unless she moves back in with him until she gives birth; all the while insisting that it was for the sake of his child. Can this pretty-boy overcome his issues in time to salvage his family? Or should Sherry opt for the ordinary fellows?
Autorenporträt
If there were just one word that could be used to describe my heart for God and young children it would be "insatiable". I believe that you can experience the purist form of God's love when giving love to children. I have over 25 years of experience working with children in Elementary schools (reading recovery and special needs), The Department of the Army Child Development Centers, and School Age after-care programs.