To Each Her Own (The Swirl Book 1)
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Was Maya too hard on black men by deciding eventually to rule them out and only date white men?
5.
Would you have dated someone like Ramón, who was younger, shorter, with a so-so job, yet who had a very good sense of humor?
6.
What would you have done if your married boss, who you’d been seeing on the side, decided to give you a hard time about dating a coworker?
7.
Should Shasta have been upset that Maya spent the night at Ramón’s house and didn’t tell her, or did she go overboard?
8.
Shasta’s father did not take kindly to her dating a black man. Was Shasta too hard on him, or was she too easy in her responses? Did you feel any type of understanding toward him once Charlotte explained his background?
9.
Do you think that older generations tend to be more judgmental regarding race than younger generations?
10.
Some say women of color are harder to deal with, more jealous, controlling, and needier than white women. Do you believe this?
11.
Are there more hurdles to overcome in an IR relationship once kids are brought into the picture?
12.
As you were reading along, did you ever for one moment figure out what the real deal was with Shasta?
By the way, please search Google Images for this name: Kitt McDonald. You’ll find pictures of the iconic actress Eartha Kitt’s daughter. It can and does happen.
Acknowledgements
To the amazing readers and/or Facebook friends who agreed to allow me to interview them via conference call, thank you so very much. I could not have made the story as rich and real without you. The individuals are: Regina Roberts, Crystal Lewis Jensen-Dimarco, Monique Camp, Sheena Gause-Lott, Johnny Lott, Paige Beam, Koren Saddler Conrad, Wil Conrad, and Mary Conrad Reyes, as well as the moderator for one of those calls, Yolanda Gore. Yolanda, thank you also for your hard work in editing this title.
Thank you, my readers, for giving me a shot at entertaining you with the adventures of Shasta, Maya, and all of the other characters. The next title, Tall, White & Handsome, will be from Maya’s point of view.
You are all appreciated!
SS
Author Bio
Sylvia Sinclair is the pen name of an established author with over twenty titles to her credit. To Each Her Own is Sylvia’s first IR title, but definitely not her last.
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Copyright © 2015 by Sylvia Sinclair
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18