No One's Perfect

von Eloise 'Candie' Llewellyn

146 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

When the American dream with the loving husband, great career, beautiful home and wonderful children, begins to unravel unable to breathe from all the smog-her world is now shattered and filled with dismay.She is the preacher's daughter by the name of Carla who was raised by two devoted parents with Christian values who she considered old fashion, within a society that teaches young girls that anything goes. Ms. Carla dream of living the 'American dream', by having "The Perfect life!" leaves her yearning for a normal life! After she finds herself drowning in a deception of fear that tests her ability to fight off the demons that have managed to also conquer her faith when her 'American dream' is now a dream deferred and overflowing with triumph, misery, joy and pain the day she has to deal with the uncertainty that life will bring...Then there is Eve a black widow love stricken the day she lost her beloved husband and becomes obsessed with raising her only son to be a man. She begins to cling on to her own ideology that women are like Eve from the Garden of Eden with their God given sensuality and nurturing ability that they possess and men are like Adam with uncontrollable desires and feverish temptations. She begins to form these opinions the day her son becomes attracted to the opposite sex and his mom is no longer his first lady. Ms. Eve ends up burying a seed that grows into a precious rose.And Judy the girl next door desperate to find a man that will love her unconditionally- she sets out on a raging passion to take procession of the only man Ms. Judy will ever love until eternity.The trio is forever intertwined into a crazy triangle that all begins with a guy named Tony who finds his true soul mate Carla, when his life suddenly takes a toll for the worse the moment he asked Carla to be his wife.

• Themen: Belletristik Allgemein, nicht nach Genre
• ISBN: 9781426935176
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 08.03.2013
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Trafford Publishing