| Author: | Nicole Jackson | ISBN: | 9781543483819 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | February 23, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nicole Jackson |
| ISBN: | 9781543483819 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US |
| Publication: | February 23, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US |
| Language: | English |
Their paths were never supposed to cross. She came from rags. He came from riches. She was headstrong. He was compliant. He had a girlfriend. She had a boyfriend. She was black. He was white. So different, yet the two were so drawn together. I guess opposites really do attract. Braelin never wanted to move in with her mom and her soon-to-be stepdad. She never wanted to leave her family, friends, and boyfriend back home. And she sure as hell didnt want to start having feelings for the quarterback of her new school. Cameron had his entire life planned out for himplay football in high school, go to UTF, marry his girlfriend of four years, and live happily ever after. Nowhere in that plan did it ever say to start falling for the beauty who started attending his new school. Through racist comments, hard times, laughter, and the possibility of love, join Braelin and Cameron as they prove that just because you dont experience something doesnt mean its something new; its just . . . . . . something different.
Their paths were never supposed to cross. She came from rags. He came from riches. She was headstrong. He was compliant. He had a girlfriend. She had a boyfriend. She was black. He was white. So different, yet the two were so drawn together. I guess opposites really do attract. Braelin never wanted to move in with her mom and her soon-to-be stepdad. She never wanted to leave her family, friends, and boyfriend back home. And she sure as hell didnt want to start having feelings for the quarterback of her new school. Cameron had his entire life planned out for himplay football in high school, go to UTF, marry his girlfriend of four years, and live happily ever after. Nowhere in that plan did it ever say to start falling for the beauty who started attending his new school. Through racist comments, hard times, laughter, and the possibility of love, join Braelin and Cameron as they prove that just because you dont experience something doesnt mean its something new; its just . . . . . . something different.
