Caribbean Passion Bmww Interracial Romance Novel

Demarco Young is a party-loving, handsome black Jamaican who has women tourists falling for his rugged charm. He is brash, confident and a master in the bedroom. April James is the white, spoiled, beautiful, enchanting heiress to a major New York advertising empire, who is used to doing things her way. A chance meeting in a Jamaican night club during her vacation transforms into a steamy, sizzling romance that moves from the island's shores to the heart of the Big Apple, where passions escalate amid a sea of intrigue, as April's father, the rich and powerful Francisco James, is hell-bent on removing his daughter from what he perceives to be the clutches of a Caribbean gigolo. Caribbean Passion is a sexy love story of two individuals drawn from diverse backgrounds and their fight to forge a meaningful relationship. From the reggae laced island of Jamaica to the pulsating streets of New York, theirs is a story filled with passion.

The magazine Keeta works for is doing a photoshoot in Jamaica, and they hire sexy ex-military officer Dominic "Nic" East as a bodyguard for the models they intend to take. Keeta expects events to go as usual around the beautiful people she works with, but she is shocked when Nic seems interested in beginning an affair with her on the romanctic tropical island. Who is Keeta to turn down this once in a lifetime opportunity. Soon, between running ragged behind her demanding boss and the more demanding models, she squeezes in time for Nic to take her on one exciting adventure after another exploring Jamaica and each other. Nic wouldn't consider a model again for all the money in the world. He came home to find his model ex in bed with another man and him looking like a fool with an engagement ring in his pocket. Nic decides to have a meaningless fling with the curvy Keeta and finds more than he bargained for. Life gets more complicated when he takes on a second supposedly routine assignment and wounds up in a deadly situation that only Keeta can save him from. Can love bloom in the Caribbean between a soldier and a woman whose very job reminds him of past mistakes? ** bwwm romance, contemporary romance, multicultural romance, interracial romance

... and a face handsome enough to give a young Denzil Washington a run for his money. When a tall, dark and muscular police detective steps up to save Kellie from her creepy ex-boyfriend stalker, she quickly realizes that the worst dance student she has ever had is also her best chance at true love. In this captivating interracial romance story, a beautiful and limber dance instructor named Kellie moved to Chicago to start over after a nasty breakup that left her heart in pieces. African American Chicago police detective Jacob Evans tragically lost his big-hearted partner Tom in a brutal shootout. A new country music fan thanks to his fallen partner, Jake has a daunting promise to keep - learn line dancing (which was one of Tom's passions) and stick with it long enough to enter a dance contest. The problem is... Jake can't dance a step. When Jake comes into Kellie's dance studio one rainy evening to sign up for lessons, their burdens feel lighter the moment they look into each other's eyes. But, their road to romance is a rocky one. Jake's two left feet can improve with practice, but Kellie's past will not let her go. Let's Dance on Our Wedding Day is a heartwarming story of interracial love and passion, with plenty of BMWW WWBM Romance scenes and ex-boyfriend drama to keep you turning pages until you reach the climax of this rewarding 'Happily Ever After' Romance novelette. Page Up and Order Now.

"Passion of the Sea" is a contemporary romance novel set in the fictional Caribbean island of Santa Margarita. Marisa de Vega (a.k.a.- Risa), the alluring female protagonist, is a native of the beautiful isle who has returned home after living abroad for many years to restore and manage her family's bed and breakfast. Her upbringing and the untimely departure of her husband dictates her cynical and resistant outlook on love until she encounters the irresistible and ever challenging John Arcus, a charming and lovable American business man who quickly gets under Risa's skin, often irritating, but equally titillating her senses, awakening a passionate side she never knew she possessed. Immediately John is drawn to Risa's sexuality and beauty but he often feels compelled to tease and compete with his counterpart to arouse every aspect of her femininity."Passion of the Sea" is a fun read, written by a Trinidadian author, with supporting characters who provide amusement and a view into easy island life while satisfying the reader's craving for good old romantic charm and modern sensuality.

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Nikita Harrell's drive and determination took her to the pinnacle of the New York publishing world. And it also swept her into the arms of Quinn Parker. A proud man with the soul of an artist and the strength to survive on the mean streets of Harlem, Quinn was everything Nikita had been taught to stay away from—and the one man whose passionate courage ignited desires neither could deny. But when Nikita refused to settle for less than a picture-perfect life, she lost the only man she ever loved. Now Quinn is back in her life as the author of a hot new novel that could propel Nikita's publishing house to unimaginable success. To secure both their futures means confronting the differences that once tore them apart, and fighting the reignited desire that burns more fiercely than either ever dreamed. Now, as unexpected rivals and a sudden crisis force them to gamble for one last, desperate chance to reconcile their dreams, can they fulfill the love that has claimed them body and soul?

Throughout the centuries, frustration, disappointment, and despair on both sides has created a great divide between black women and black men. In the world of relationships, it has become increasingly difficult for black women to make an emotional, spiritual, and psychological connection with black men. For many women, they don't even know how to begin to put on a different "hat" and often find themselves saying, "Why can't I find a good black man?" The truth of the matter is, many black women are sinking and drowning, according to many black men. On the other side of the spectrum there are black men who also have a considerable amount of scar tissue to deal with, not the least of which has been black women who are deceitful, disrespectful, high maintenance, materialistic gold diggers with "get paid" mentalities. The end result is that many black men have become frustrated with black women and have also chosen to cross color lines in unbelievably large numbers. For those black men, having a strong Nubian queen by their side has become nothing more than a pipe dream they used to have. For them, dating outside their race is no longer taboo and no longer creates the innate feeling of betraying black women. Sadly, a lot of black men all over the country have lost love and respect for many black women. A lot of black men feel many black women have no idea how to love them, care for them, or nurture their men. They no longer believe that black women are good homemakers nor can they keep a peaceful home. This is an epidemic that has spread all over America. It is my sincere belief that the thoughts and ideas outlined in my book will help answer numerous questions with which black women continue to struggle regarding their relationships with men--particularly black American men, such as: Why will he bed me but not wed me? Why have many black women lost the love and respect of black men? Why are black men continuing to cross the fence in alarming numbers? Why are black men becoming more hesitant to approach black women? Are black men really intimidated by successful black women? Why are so many black men disappointed, discouraged, and frustrated with many black women? Why do many black men see black women as too difficult and too complicated to deal with? Why are some black men making a vow to never date or marry another black woman ever again? Why are many black women hitting home runs in their careers but striking out in their relationships and marriages? These are some of the questions that are answered in this book. This is why it was so important for me to write this book. I want to inform black women in America what they need to do to help restore the faith of good-quality black men. I want black women to understand that I am writing this book as a wake-up call. If I do my job well, perhaps these words will sufficiently energize the mind, heart, and soul of the amazing creation God called woman to stimulate positive behavioral change in her--or at least provoke a little thought. Now, I know I'm treading on thin ice here, but trust me when I say this book is not about bashing black women in America. It's a book about reality and truth. More often than not, most of us do not like to hear the truth because it forces us to take a good look at ourselves, blemishes and all. The old adage, "The truth hurts," could certainly apply here. However, another old adage is also applicable: "The truth shall set you free." By writing this book, I truly hope to make it easier for black men and woman to come together as one. I want black women to understand that just because many black men have lost faith doesn't mean that we have given up on you. The reality is that sometimes we need to be challenged, and this book will definitely challenge many black women in America to take an introspective look at themselves. Keywords: African American Women, Black Women, Woman, Black Men, Relationship, Dating, Marriage, Sex, Self-Help

Throughout his career, Eduardo Galeano has turned our understanding of history and reality on its head. Isabelle Allende said his works "invade the reader's mind, to persuade him or her to surrender to the charm of his writing and power of his idealism." Mirrors, Galeano's most ambitious project since Memory of Fire, is an unofficial history of the world seen through history's unseen, unheard, and forgotten. As Galeano notes: "Official history has it that Vasco Núde Balboa was the first man to see, from a summit in Panama, the two oceans at once. Were the people who lived there blind??" Recalling the lives of artists, writers, gods, and visionaries, from the Garden of Eden to twenty-first-century New York, of the black slaves who built the White House and the women erased by men's fears, and told in hundreds of kaleidoscopic vignettes, Mirrors is a magic mosaic of our humanity.