#17 Daily Writing Journal -Another Synopsis for my urban novel, goals for the week.

Not sure of when the job interview is, or if there is going to be one. Need to keep practicing-ish for the interview. Can't leave this one to chance as I have bills to pay. Well got to do my best.

Grammar practice is complicated. So I've done adjectives and adverbs. Okay next. Weight loss starts today as I want to lose at least a pound. Yes, just a pound will do me, over the long term I hope lose 13 pounds - check out my goals for 2019.

Need to sort out some travelling stuff.

Now I'm going competitive with my synopsis

From the creator of the Forechester City Series author Wuraola comes up a hot and sizzling love story of chance, forgiveness and passion. It all started with hot one night stand.

A thug on probation.

After a long stressful day with feuding family members, ANGELICA WASHINGTON goes partying with her girls only to meet a blue-eyed stranger. 'I want to taste you'. Follows a night of pure passion and pleasure.

A billionaire CEO

LEYTON THOMAS needs a distraction from his current woes - a bad breakup with his ex, his kid brother on lock-down and now his cousin is mounting a takeover of their historical family business. ANGELICA seems the right kind of distraction. Beautiful. Sexy. Passionate. For one night only.

When Worlds Collide

LEYTON and ANGELICA meet each other again, the passion boils over and they begin a torrid love affair. Surely someone will get hurt? Secrets are kept, families feud, unforgiving reign. What will it take for these two to make a go of the future, and leave the past behind.

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What do you think? Am I getting better that this?

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