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    Lila's Passion
    Lila's Passion
    Lila's Passion
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    Lila's Passion

    By Vesta Romero

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    Embark on a heartwarming journey that will have you swooning in this Insta love romance that proves true love can be found in the most unexpected places. Follow curvy Lila and Shane as they navigate from a chance encounter at a laundromat to a love that defies all odds.

    Their ho-hum lives are transformed in this story showcasing the power of the law of attraction and the journey towards a happy ever after that goes beyond what either believed possible.

    If you love the Insta love and curvy woman tropes, then this one is for you. Guaranteed heat and HEA.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVesta Romero
    Release dateFeb 6, 2024
    ISBN9798224281602
    Lila's Passion
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    Vesta Romero

    Vesta Romero writes short and sweet romance books featuring curvy women and men who love them. She believes in HEA so everyone gets their happy ending. Always.

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      Lila's Passion - Vesta Romero

      LILA'S PASSION

      ENCHANTED IN A HEARTBEAT

      VESTA ROMERO

      LILA’S PASSION

      Copyright © 2023 by Vesta Romero

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      CONTENTS

      1. Lila

      2. Shane

      3. Lila

      4. Shane

      5. Lila

      6. Shane

      7. Lila

      8. Shane

      9. Lila

      10. Shane

      11. Lila

      12. Epilogue

      Thank You

      Also by Vesta Romero

      About the Author

      1

      LILA

      Jeez! Is this my destiny for a lifetime?

      I groaned as I graded an assignment, crossing lines in red ink as my eyes scanned the paper quickly.

      As I was grading the sheet, my heart sank when I saw the disastrous job this student had done, leading me to scrawl a giant F on it.

      Although it’s unlikely they would be pleased, my primary responsibility is to guide them towards the right path, not to cater to their desires.

      My mind reflected on my foolish decision, made a few years back when I was still an optimistic person and felt like I had my whole life ahead of me. I’d always dreamed of being a teacher, but life had an altogether strange plan for me.

      Instead of pursuing a teaching degree, I worked as a teacher's aide at a local elementary school. The pay was unimpressive, but the opportunity to work with children was a rewarding experience for me.

      I was seated in my father's living room, where I often spent my weekends, staring blankly at the TV screen when my nose wasn’t buried in the paperwork. At the young age of 29, I was already feeling the weight of my reality sinking in.

      A single, soon to be referred to as a spinster, who lived alone, and was stuck in a dead-end job. If there was anything missing from the bleak picture, it was only a group of nine cats that would eventually feed off my dead body.

      As I looked towards the future, all I could see was a desolate path, and a life of loneliness seemed to be my fate, so I resigned myself to it.

      How incredibly annoying that men were never referred to that way. No, they were carefree bachelors, and no one blinked an eye when they remained that way for life. Women were doomed.

      I was doomed. Doomed! Sure, I was being dramatic, but that’s how I felt.

      My father, a kind-hearted man in his seventies, worried about me all the time. He knew how hard and how dedicated I was to my job, but he also knew that I was unhappy.

      With a look of concern, he watched me closely, and it was then that I realized I had been lost in thought, sighing continuously.

      Lila, he said, breaking the silence. "I know that you're worried

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