One Last Tear One Last Kiss
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the light wave of air from the air conditioning to cool
her still heated naked body. Tiny beads of perspiration
dotted the narrow valley between her breasts, down
over her taut stomach, and she could feel the heat
still eminating from her inner thighs. Because of the
lovemaking, and the hot shower, her heart rate was still
up making her body release moisture to cool it down.
She was on the only black owned cruise ship in the
United States, and things had already gotten off to a
wonderful start. It was the first time she and her new
husband had been afforded the opportunity to go on
a real honeymoon after they were married. She had
been tired and thoroughly satisfied after the trip from
Big Bear, the packing, last minute running around,
and finally a spontaneous lovemaking session that had
sapped her last vestiges of energy.
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About the Book
ONE LAST TEAR ONE LAST KISS is the journey of man’s search for love, and the near fatal relationship he finds with the woman of his dreams.
Santana Priest, a single father, coach, a man with a storied past that he wants to leave behind. He also wants love, but it seems fate has something else in mind.
Cyntice Caldwell, the beautiful news anchorwoman appears to be the answer to Priest’s dreams. She wants to give him love but all she can offer is her body. Their paths collide and they are swept away in a firestorm of volcanic sex, denial, and hatred that threatens their lives, and the people they love.
About the Author
Paul Bennett is a father of four sons, two of whom he raised as a single parent since 1988. He was high school sophomore class vice president, High Teens Club President, Senior Chairman of the Special Student Committee, and earned all league honors in football and track. He attended college and received a B.A. in Sociology, with an education minor.
During his senior high school year he became the lead singer of the Blue Satins Dance and Show Band, however, his writing spirit was touched long before this as some of his gift for writing surfaced in elementary and junior high school. While attending college he wrote “Can You Hear Him Cry” a one man one act play, co-authored two class plays, and a collection of poetry that was presented in a musical montage on the local radio station, and in recent years several of his poems have appeared in The Source, a Humboldt State University publication, Voices of Life a Los Angeles newspaper magazine, and three of his poems appear in the 2003 release of the acclaimed novel by Marissa Montielh entitled The Chocolate Ship. Paul has also written two soon to be published books of poetry entitled A Friend Made Me Remember, and For the Love and Lover In You. Other unpublished works include Vengeance is Mine, The Other Side of the Gun, The Mercenary, The Symbol, and he is working on his first screenplay entitled First Assassin.