Mohsen El-Guindy

Love Pride & Agony (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This is a love story between Michael, a black man, and Nadia, a white woman, both famous in the world of finance and wealth. She owns a cosmetics company, he owns a country club, and has other big investments in several activities. Michael is strong and robust, in women, he likes long, full bodies to satisfy his lust. He doesn't settle on a woman; he changes them after he gets bored. His heart doesn't know love, but lust for women, and married life is not within his plans.

Nadia's been a widow for three years. She found Michael the man who could satisfy her desires, especially after the spread of his women's adventures in her circle. She wanted to satisfy her lust and tests his extraordinary masculinity that women talk about. She asked him for a one-night stand, a sexual single encounter in which there will be no emotional commitment or future involvement. There is no getting to know each other. She never has to see him again, or even talking about this incident.

He rejected her suggestion at first, because her body is as thin as those of manikins, and he likes full bodies. But when he took her in his arms, their spirit mingled and their hearts united.

The years between them passed in true love until Nadia felt that her age passed without a home or family. Her racism made her afraid to face society with a black husband. She also feared that she would give birth to black children who might suffer from the harassment of their peers.

She gathered her strength and told Michael that she had decided to start a married life with a white man to face the racist society shamelessly.

She broke his heart and married another, but gave birth to a black boy who turned her life with her husband upside down. And that's where the story begins.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Writers Branding LLC
• Seitenzahl: 238
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781639455096
• Artikelnr.: 66212955