Sep 6, 2021
Fulton Books author Perdita Bradley, a mother of two who has always loved writing, has completed her most recent book "Friends with Benefits": an intriguing romance that follows Elaine and Chad as they find themselves entangled under the sheets and also in a twists of events that led them weighing their choices. Will they find more than just being lovers in bed?
Bradley writes, "Elaine Davis has been hurt by love before and has vowed to never be hurt again. She returns to her home church after a long absence and reconnects with a high school crush, Chad Clayton. When a chat session becomes sexually heated between them, Elaine propositions Chad to be her FWB, friend with benefits, for the duration of her weeklong school reunion. Things are going well until her ex-boyfriend, Eldrick Baxter, makes his presence known and makes it his business to get her back in his arms.
What happens when she learns that Eldrick is the same man he was years ago? When will she realize that her love for Chad is real?
Come along on this roller-coaster ride of ups and downs, twists and turns, and loop to loops that take place between Elaine, Chad, and Eldrick. Make sure to buckle up and hang on."
Published by Fulton Books, Perdita Bradley's book is a gripping tale about relationships lost and relationships found. It is a story of a man and a woman brought together to warm up each other's lonely nights. It is a love story first built devoid of love itself.
In an unexpected journey together, will the two hearts find more than just sating their desires?
Readers who wish to experience this riveting work can purchase "Friends with Benefits" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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