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Jayne Allen; author of "The Most Wonderful Time"

Mon, Oct 07

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Cafe con Libros

Join us for an irresistible Christmastime novel about heartbreak, hope, love, and the joy that comes from rediscovering oneself, from the author of the beloved, bestselling Black Girls Must Die Exhausted trilogy.

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Jayne Allen; author of "The Most Wonderful Time"
Jayne Allen; author of "The Most Wonderful Time"

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Oct 07, 2024, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Cafe con Libros, 724 Prospect Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11216, USA

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About The Book:

With Christmas around the corner, Ramona Tucker is desperate to get away. She has been lying to her family about her engagement to Malik, her (ex) fiancé. But breakups are fickle, and Ramona is convinced that she can make her pretend wedding real again—but only if she can avoid everyone discovering her secret at her mother’s over-the-top Christmas Eve party.

Two-thousand miles away in sunny Malibu, Chelsea Flint needs money to hold on to the beloved beachside cottage she shared with her late parents.  The taxes are expensive, and her art isn’t paying the bills. Once an irresistible star of the Los Angeles art scene, Chelsea seems to have lost that spark that vaulted her to the top. If she doesn’t rediscover that magic—and sell a painting—soon, , it will be her family’s home she’s selling instead.

The two women swap homes, just in time, thanks to some careful planning by Ramona’s best friend and a sturdy nudge from Chelsea’s gallerist godmother. Ramona’s Malibu dreams of sun and surf are interrupted as her first night brings an unwelcome stranger to her door, making her question who she can trust—the meddling neighbor Joan, or Jay, the handsome beachside fitness instructor with a secret of his own. Chelsea, desperate for Ramona to stay, hides what she knows—even if that means jeopardizing her budding connection with Racharming Carlos, whose dreams for his future could be the very key to unlock Chelsea from the weight of her past.

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