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Daily Writing Journal - #6 my urban lit African American romance. Went Christmas Shopping in House of Fraser and John Lewis.

Not much going. Well, it's Christmas! I went shopping yesterday after work to get some presents. I still have plenty more. House of Fraser is a good place to go. I feel it misses a lot of traffic because it's in between John Lewis and Debenhams.  I'm talking about departmental stores on Oxford Street, London.

Okay let's talk about writing. Or maybe not. It's the festive season. In John Lewis , they also had the Elton John Experience. That was nice. I feel compelled to show some pictures but that means downloading all the pictures in my phone. I'll get more organised about this as I go along. Then again this is just a journal of my writing.

So writing, well I said I'd skip that but I did manage to write another synopsis. What do you think?

Synopsis


Angelica Washington is a strong woman takes family responsibility seriously, but things aren't always as perfect as they seem.

 A bad family ordeal and an impulsive urge leads her to the arms of a handsome stranger named Leyton Thomas. It was supposed to be for one night only until their worlds collided again.

He is a man whose his business empire is on the verge of a hostile takeover

There is something in Angelica that Leyton can't resist. Even though their fling started off as a distraction from his troubles, he finds himself slowly falling for the evasive beauty. Then he finds out her a secret. Can he overcome her past to love her?

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