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    Jardel
    Jardel
    Jardel
    Audiobook4 hours

    Jardel

    Written by A.H. Cunningham

    Narrated by Winston James and Kiki Rodriguez

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    About this audiobook

    Everyone has hidden desires...

    Jardel has a structured life, a successful career, and a fine woman beside him. Solange Rivera is everything he wished for, but he's no Prince Charming.

    Betting it all on her seems to be the answer to all his troubles, but Solange has other plans. When Solange refuses Jardel’s vision for the future, there is nothing left but to prove to her they are meant to be together. By any means necessary. Even if it takes a little help from his friends.

    Content Notes

    Ethical non-monogamy 

    Stag/Vixen lifestyle

    Drug dealer/DEA parent 

    Parental conflict with one of the main characters

    Mention of death of a parent due to cancer

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA.H. Cunningham
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
    ISBN9798882330728
    Jardel
    Author

    A.H. Cunningham

    A.H. Cunningham is an introvert who weaves lovey-dovey romantic erotica. She writes diverse erotic romance centered on Black and multicultural grown folks. When she’s not writing, you can find her reading, snacking at odd hours, dancing to some Panamanian song, and playing the metaphorical tamborine as her family navigates a new move.

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