Carmine
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Romance
Juliette Summers, fresh out of CreekWood Community College, just moved to Chicago. She needed to get away from her small town and all its secrets. After she agrees to go for an interview at a popular cigar bar in Chicago, Cubans and Barbaresco. The interview changes everything. When a night full of neon lights, colorful cocktails and heated kisses with a handsome stranger. Her entire world flips with just one man Carmine. ***************** I suck at intros sorry. Hope you enjoy and always comment
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Aleksandra owns a bar in the south side of Chicago alongside some of her closest friends from high school. She has been running her bar for almost six years now, and has made it extremely successful. One day she is surrounded by suspicious men during closing, and wakes up in a grand penthouse. She later finds out that her parents turned her over to a drug lord to pay her debts. During her captivity with Julian she finds herself in a tough situation. She can't decide if she wants to be free and living her life of freedom, or if she wants to stay in her captors clutches. Information on the book..... Alexsandra is a polish girl who has an older sister named Madeleine. Aleksandra is 5"5 with black hair and blue/greenish eyes Julien is Cuban/ Polish. He is 6"3 with pale skin, grey eyes, and pitch black hair. Warning: This book contains alcoholism, drug use, strong sexual content, suicide, self harm, sexual assault, depression, and abuse. If you're uncomfortable reading a book with topics such as these, I suggest you go find a book that makes you feel comfortable. I do make trigger warnings in chapters if there is mentions in the chapter that could be remotely triggering. (Another Note: Languages such as Polish, and Spanish are used in the book. But most of the text is in English. When I change the language dialogue, I will also put a translation at the bottom of the text.) I hope you enjoy my story 🖤

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