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    Fountains of Youth

    By D'Anna Duquesne

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    Hoping to unite their families, Leland Bale invites Simone St. John and her daughter, Rhiannon to join his family for a ten-day vacation at an historical mansion in Nyack, New York. His 30-yr old daughter, Kirsten is elated for him, but it is just the opposite for his youngest child, Lexi, who detests everything about Simone. As Leland attempts to soften the clash between the two, he has no idea that Lexi's outbursts are the result of a dark sexual secret. Also, in spite of the steamy sex, Simone is haunted by her late Haida grandmother. With an array of distinctive personalities, some outright colliding,and the added introduction of love interests for Rhiannon and Kirsten, this contemporary drama maintains a fresh look at love and sacred sex. Third & final installment - The Enlightened Erotica Series.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateOct 20, 2014
    ISBN9781105908569
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