Jacqueline Brown

Love Spelled Sideways (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Foreplay
Busy African American executive Jesmond LaVilliard, while in the park, accidentally collides with a kind, tall, handsome white stranger who offers to have her damaged camera repaired at his expense. She is initially unimpressed by his celebrity, but her friends are not and have questions as to how they met. Yet despite her seeming disinterest, his stunning good looks and charming manner are continually running through her head. Her camera is a total loss but not the young mans growing interest in Jesmond. Later that week, Jesmond receives a special package in her office. What are this stunning bachelor billionaires intentions toward the beautiful executive?

Coitus
No one wants to work with the handsome, arrogant, bullying white executive senior VP Kevin Daly, who screams at and demeans his staff on a regular basis. The increase in requests for transfer from his department has the top executives at Bannon Communications making a serious decision regarding Kevin Dalys future with the company. Enter Dr. Loren Clarke, African American female organizational communicator. Kevin Daly continually ignores her meetings and suggestions and refuses her help. Yet could there be a hidden humanity there? Then something serious and surprising occurs.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 232
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781543419993
• Artikelnr.: 52647116

Autorenporträt

Jacqueline A. Brown is a native New Yorker living in Harlem, former news writer and college professor. She is a screenwriter and filmmaker currently holding five college degrees including film school. Her previously published works discussed the topic of racism in media. Jacqueline has been invited as a guest speaker to various conferences, both national and international, to present her research papers on the aspects of racism in television and films and how interracial relationships are portrayed in the visual media. Love Spelled Sideways is her first collection of erotic BWWM romance novels. She enjoys writing about strong, well-educated corporate African American females as her main characters.
When she is not writing novels or screenplays, Jacqueline is shooting films or photography in the city. She has been an avid reader since age three and received her first real camera at age seven. Jacqueline hopes to begin shooting another film in the near future before continuing with her next collection of erotic BWWM novels.