Kirjahaku

This is an Erotic Romance"Rachel Walker, I'd like you to meet David Wright." I still tremble when I remember those words. That day changed me forever.Rachel is a biracial woman from Queens in the late 1970s. She aspires to write poetry, and is drawn to Manhattan for the art she finds there. She meets a man who changes her life forever. David has a dark secret. His desires draw Rachel into a world of easy indulgence, a world of lust and sex, a world where anything goes. From a simple school teacher, Rachel is transformed into someone she would never have recognized...would never have approved of. As her career grows, so do her challenges. Is she flying or falling? Sometimes it's difficult to understand the difference.To this very day, I remember the first time I saw him. It sounds corny, of course, to say "my heart skipped a beat." But it did. Several. I do believe in love at first sight...it has happened to me a few times in my life. But this was the first, and the first is always special. He set my soul on fire instantly. I would've done anything he wanted...and I guess I did.Follow You Down is an erotic romance, which explores a woman's personal, spiritual, and sexual evolution. Rachel faces a changing world, a changing culture, and a changing sense of self. Where will she find herself? Who will she be on the other side?

Who is a man when he loses everything? Fire destroys and fire creates... We wonder, don't we, at the people we see on the streets? The homeless. Unfortunate souls. Addicts. Violent felons. What compels them? How did they end up there? How does a person find himself holding a gun and committing a crime? Shooting heroin from a dirty needle? We avoid them, turning our faces away from the sight of them, hoping the courts will warehouse them so we are safe in our middle class lives. Frank Joseph is successful by any measure. Family. Career. Church. He has what anybody would want. All that ends one night, and his life takes a new direction...a drastic course change. Facing the fires of life's trials, he is consumed by the heat...so he flees justice. He becomes a new man wearing a new mask. But who will he be? How will he adjust to the new lives he finds himself living? How will he care for the ones he loves? The Juke is a tragedy, exploring Frank's descent from "success" to the darkest corners of society. He finds himself living places he could never have imagined. Along the way he builds new love, a new family, and a new life. Will he survive the ghosts of his past? Is he locked in a pattern of self-destruction?