Chasing Loretta

Chasing Loretta

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Loretta Zell has had one of those nights, she’s drunk, her heel is broken, and she can’t find her car, or her sister, or friend. Tonight was supposed to be all about fun, and getting drunk. But she soon finds herself stumbling around in a town she doesn’t know. This is where she meets Warren Braxton, a local architect. He goes out of his way to help her get new shoes, and to find her friends. But when she wakes up on his couch the next morning not remembering where she is, or how she got there, Loretta is really confused. She finds her sister flirting with a handsome stranger standing in a beautifully decorated kitchen and Loretta feels a sudden urge of jealousy, but she doesn’t even know the guy. Eventually she learns about her drunken night, and that Warren want’s to take her on a date. She turns him down flat, and says that she needs to be thinking about her future, not extremely charming and handsome men. The only problem is that fate has different plans. Loretta starts feeling weird, and strange things start happening. Eventually she learns about the family secret and she knows that she has to start pushing him away harder. But Warren has his eyes set on her, and he wants to take her on a date, and in a state of weakness she agrees. They have an amazing date, and an even more amazing night. Now she’s had a taste of what life with Warren could be like and she knows she has to run. But what happens when he starts chasing.
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Lola, a 30-year-old woman, finds herself stalking her boyfriend after a breakup, a position she could never imagine herself to get into, especially at this age. The book starts at a point when Lola has parked her car by her b/f's gym, waits in the car, hoping to see him when he exits the building. She knows what she doing is wrong, and she shouldn't do that, but she is not in control of her emotions, and it is quite the opposite. She feels she needs to see him and to talk to him. And while she waits, all kinds of thoughts are going through her head: "I have a feeling he is seeing someone. I don't want to think about what I'm gonna do to him!" and shortly after: "Maybe I should just leave before he sees me? No! I can't. When you are rolling off a cliff you just can't stop. I guess you need to feel the bottom. The only problem - you don't know where that bottom is." And she is trying to analyze how is it that she got attached to him so quickly and so strongly: "What has he done to me? Is it some kind of a spell? How could I get so attached to him so soon? Is this how true love is supposed to feel? Losing yourself in someone, completely? Or is that just the stupid me?" At this point, the reader may get the impression that Lola is the type of girl that rarely gets the attention of attractive men, and this is why she behaves like that. To their surprise, it turns out that this is not the case. Lola is a tall and astonishingly beautiful woman. She is fun and sarcastic. Men are flocking around her trying to get her attention. And of course, she is not flawless, just like anybody else. And the man she is stalking is just an average guy.. But we don't want to spoil you the whole story. This is a love story has passion and sex in it, as well as fights and misunderstandings. And the main question remains: will Lola succeed in getting him back, or her attempts will only backfire? Read the whole story and find out.

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