Carib Stories

This is part two of Escape in Love: Anacona has died and now Philip now has to deal and meet their 19 year old daughter Philippia

"Don't act like you're a virgin, because your not." ********* Adreianna Lohretta Yvone Acosta or Alora. Alora Acosta has everything. Money, expensive cars, a mansion and a lot of men around her. She never tried in entering a serious relationship, she just want to play but not to the point that she will give her virginity to stranger. She always waste her family's money just to drink hard liquor and dance with a lot of men. ********* Bilang nag-iisang anak ng mga Acosta, naibigay ang lahat ng kagustuhan sakanya. A lot of men trie's to win his heart but no one can, until that drop dead gorgeous man came into her life. Naakit siya ng una niya itong makita pero hindi niya pinansin ang nararamdaman. She knows that infatuation is too young for her, kaya hindi niya hinayaang mahulog ang loob nito sa isang lalaking iyon, until she confirmed that her feelings towards him is not called infatuation, it is called Love. Desperada na ba ang tingin ng mga tao sakanya kung sasabihin niyang gusto niyang akitin ang lalaki. Sa umpisa palang alam na niyang may nag-mamay ari na ng puso ng binata pero itinuloy parin niya. Hoping that one day he will love her back. ********** A Touch Of Fella written by Yacolette ********** WARNING:R18: THIS STORY INCLUDES GRAPHICAL SEXUAL SCENES AND EFFECT THAT ARE NOT SUITED TO MINORS BUT IF YOU ARE STUBBORN AND CURIOUS, THEN ENJOY READING!

Thirteen years prior to Dixie Moon, Adel Destin is far from rock bottom, and far from coming clean. In fact, the Manhattan-born dope smuggler is on top of his game. Or so he thinks. Barely escaping Marseilles with his life, Adel lands on the exclusive Caribbean island of St. Barts, where he soon runs afoul of the local crime boss and finds himself in a race for his life. Turns out life on plush St.-Barts can be as cheap as in the meanest asphalt jungle. "Cuzon's terrific novel is reminiscent of George Pelecanos's loving portraits of quotidian D.C.," says bestselling author Laura Lippman. "Adel Destin is no innocent, but that's the point--violence washes over all the characters in this novel, sparing no one. I read it in two greedy sittings, but I feel as if I had the luxury of spending an entire season in St. Barts, albeit one the tourists never see."