Title: Heights of Desire (Heightsound Series #1)
Author: Mara White
Genre: Erotic 18+
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Synopsis
A woman who has everything meets a man who can offer her nothing but trouble. They bring each other to a height of desire neither thought possible, but is it enough to overcome the differences that tear them apart?
Kate Champion, a forty-two-year-old, married mother of two, leads an enviable upper class life of luxury. Her comfortable path takes an unexpected detour after a chance encounter at a neighborhood playground.
Jaylee Inoa is a twenty-two-year-old, second generation New York Dominican with close ties to the Heights and the gangs that run them.
Her life of privilege is no match for the code of the streets he navigates with ease. When a crime of the heart leads to a crime in the flesh, how far will she go to redeem him? Can she risk all in her life that is golden for the love of her golden-eyed man?
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Mara
White’s Top Ten Films (of all time)
This
list is so difficult! (The only one that
might be more challenging is top ten books)
I
feel like films can speak to so many different facets of our consciousness. And whether or not you like or dislike them
doesn’t always figure in to the equation of how much they affect you. So all of the films listed here influenced me
heavily at some point or another in my life –as to whether or not they
influenced my writing is harder to determine.
However, each one left a deep impression on me. I can’t possibly list them in order of more
to less so I will list them in order of year released.
1. Imitation of
Life (1959) Douglas Sirk
2. That Obscure
Object of Desire "Cet obscur objet du
désir"
(1977) Luis Buñel
3. Raiders of the
Lost Ark (1981) Steven Spielberg
4. Suburbia
(1983) Penelope Spheeris
5. Agnes of God
(1985) Norman Jewison
6. The Goonies
(1985) Richard Donner
7. The Lost Boys
(1987) Joel Schumacher
8. Women on the
Verge of a Nervous Breakdown "Mujeres al
borde de un ataque de nervios" (1988) Pedro Almodóvar
9. My Own
Private Idaho (1991) Gus Van Sant
10.
Battle in Heaven "Batalla en el cielo" (2005) Carlos Reygadas
There are so many
others that I feel terrible for leaving out but with only ten – these are the
few that left the very deepest footprints.
About the Author
I’m a reader, a writer, and a lover of all things romantic. I’m also a coffee, hot sauce, ink, telenovela, and Bikram Yoga enthusiast. I live in New York City with my husband and two children, and I spend a lot of time on the playground.
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