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NEW REVIEW: Gwyneth Bolton - Make It Last Forever

Make It Last Forever (Kimani Romance)Gwyneth Bolton -
Make It Last Forever -
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Karen Williams and Darius "D-Roc" Rollins are soulmates. They have been lovers in all their past lives. In this particular life, Karen is the director of a youth center that she founded after her best friend was killed. Darius is a rapper/actor who is looking for a way to honor his cousin's memory. When Darius enters the youth center, he and Karen both feel a connection. Within a week they both know without a doubt that they are destined to be together-forever. However, there are individuals who will stop at nothing to keep them apart. Can their love in this life stand the test of time?

Make It Last Forever is a unique read by Gwyneth Bolton. Bolton does a fantastic job carrying you back in time to give you insight on the main characters' past lives. She also does a marvelous job of painting a picture of their timeless love. The twist and turns that the author throws at you also adds to the intrigue of the story line. Make It Last Forever definitely stretches the imagination!

Reviewed by Tenecia of Urban Reviews
 
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