A Glass Still Full

A Glass Still Full

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A Glass Still Full (Sequel to The Summer I Started Drinking Wine) Nia Carter swore she was done with mess. Done with wine, done with running, done with loving people like it was war. Now? She's sober, still in love, and moving into a new house with the same man she once pushed away. But peace hits different when you've never had it. Stillness feels like a setup. And healing? It's loud, ugly, and nothing like the soft life she imagined. Micah's got dreams. Nia's got demons. And just when things start to feel stable, life throws another curve that could change everything. This is not a fairytale. This is Black girl healing, raw love, and growing pains in real time. Her glass? Still full. But that don't mean it's sweet. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means-electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise-without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews or scholarly works. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, events, and places are either products of the author's imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real events is purely coincidental. Cover design by [Reneca Donnell (Renni)] Edited by [Renni] First Edition: 2025
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I stood with my back to her, shielding her, and my murderous eyes stared down at the poor excuse of a man, promising unimaginable pain if he dared to move or even flinch. The enormity of control it took me to suppress the impulse to eradicate the piece of scum, who dared to even think about laying a hand on a woman, was inconceivable. My whole body was trembling with rage. The guy was intimidated by the fury in my eyes and stumbled back to his intoxicated friends who were too dazed to understand the situation. I was disappointed and relieved at the same time that the chaos didn't end in a fist fight. When I turned around to console her, she was gone. And as I looked around, I saw her back just leaving the bar through the entrance. I hurried out to follow her. She walked ahead of me aimlessly and disoriented like a wounded animal that had just escaped the claws of death. My heart ached for her. I found a kindred soul in her. She evidently had been wounded in the past. Just like me. But in an even worse way than I had been hurt, and it angered me, that someone had dared to harm her. *** Eden Marie Simmons is still recovering after escaping an abusive relationship when she meets Keane, the broody and enigmatic neighbor who is shrouded in mystery. Both are still being haunted by their past and are not ready for a new commitment, but when fate repeatedly puts them in each other's paths, they can't deny their attraction for each other. Life challenges them both with secrets, lies, and broken trusts, and confronts them with their pasts. They both must learn to be brave enough to love again. *** Story is previously called "Paradise Lies"

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