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    Love on the Streets
    Love on the Streets
    Love on the Streets
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    Love on the Streets

    By Kristen J. Shallot

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    Fresh out of a crummy five year relationship, a woman named Lissa meets a wannabe basketball star that is known as a neighborhood thug. The two clearly want each other, but due to jealous women feeding Lissa information about sexy bad boy Terrence, she finds herself wanting to forget him and find someone else. After a misunderstanding and a near fight at a house party in Terrence's 'hood, the two go outside and fight it out. Will it end up good for them, or will the streets tear them apart before they even begin?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKristen J. Shallot
    Release dateMay 22, 2015
    ISBN9781311974402
    Love on the Streets
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    Kristen J. Shallot

    Kristen J. Shallot is an author, predominantly in the erotic romance and paranormal romance genres. She has been writing since she was eleven years old and takes great joy in bringing her fantasy worlds to life. She can be found on Wattpad, Twitter, and Facebook! She has a few projects lined up for summer and fall 2016; including a book of poems, the sequel to her story Her Firemen, a thriller, and a zombie trilogy!

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      Love on the Streets - Kristen J. Shallot

      Love on the Streets

      Acknowledgments;

      Love on the Streets was written by: Kristen J. Shallot

      Love on the Streets was published by: Kristen J. Shallot at Smashwords

      The image Sexy Lady Lying On Man In Couch is courtesy of [photostock] at FreeDigitalPhotos.Net

      Copyright 2014 © Kristen J. Shallot

      If you wanted someone bad enough, would you do anything to get them?

      If it meant going against any gut instinct, blatantly ignoring the voice in your head screaming that you’re an absolute moron and this will end in disaster, what would you do?

      I had a man in my sights that was too dazzling to let go. As I walked with my pregnant sister, Renée, in a recreational park where we were picking up her six year old from swim practice, my eyes glanced over to four men playing a little basketball, and that’s when I saw him. His chocolate colored skin was glistened with sweat under the hot Florida sun. He looked to be about 6’4", and was built like a monster truck. His arm muscles bulged as he grabbed the basketball and dunked it through the net, letting out a proud shout as he did so. He caught me staring, then looked me up and down with his golden brown eyes.

      Good lord, Lissa, stop making it so obvious that you want to screw that guy. Renée hissed.

      Well how is he going to know if I don’t look at him, then? I scoffed.

      "Whatever. I

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