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An Ellora’s Cave Romantica Publication

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Trina’s Afternoon Delight

ISBN # 1-4199-0828-6

Edited by Heather Osborn.

Photography and cover art by Les Byerley.

Electronic book Publication: November 2006

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This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales

is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the authors’ imagination and used fictitiously.

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T RINA ’ S A FTERNOON D ELIGHT

Marilyn Lee

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Trina’s Afternoon Delight

Chapter One

“Are you sure you want to do this, Trina?”

Trina Harris closed her second suitcase and placed it on the floor beside her bed

before turning to look at her first cousin and best friend, Devoni Mitchell. Every time

she looked at Voni, Trina was amazed that some discerning man hadn’t married her.

Tall and full-figured, Voni had beautiful, clear honey-bronze skin and an amazing

personality to complement her stunning good looks. Slightly heavier, but no less

gorgeous, Voni reminded Trina of Queen Latifah.

Trina sat on the side of her bed and nodded. “Do you remember how Granny Sadie

Rose always said her grandchildren would one day meet and marry handsome men

when they least expected it?”

Voni smiled. “How could I not? If she said it once, she must have said it a thousand

times.”

“Remember the qualifiers? She said we’d have to be prepared to takes chances and

risks to be happy.”

“She called it a leap of faith.”

“Yes. She said we’d have to take a leap of faith when we were close to our fortieth

birthdays.”

Voni rolled her eyes. “I loved her to pieces, but sometimes I swear her and her

Cajun voodoo predictions doomed us both to be old maids. All her talk about a grand

passion made ordinary men seem like settling.”

Trina shook her head. “It wasn’t voodoo, Voni.”

“Then what was it? How could she possibly know when we’d find true love?”

“I don’t know, but I do know she wasn’t often wrong.”

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