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The Break She Needed

Black Summer Island, Book 1

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The Break She Needed

By: Lauren Lacey
Narrated by: Wesleigh Siobhan, Marcel Davenport
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The Break She Needed - A Steamy Vacation Romance Novella

Evie Summers is a workaholic who struggles with shedding her ‘grind’ mentality until the consequences of her lifestyle become undeniable.

Forced to take a much-needed vacation, Evie ventures off to Black Summer Island, a tropical paradise where dreams come true.

Not only does Evie find rest and relaxation, but she also finds love unexpectedly. Is this just a four day vacation? Or is this the beginning of a life she never knew she needed?

This short and steamy novella is packed with female adoration, endearing friendships, charm, and spice. Join Evie and her friends as they discover love on Black Summer Island.

©2023 Lauren Lacey (P)2024 Lauren Lacey African American Contemporary

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