Put A Ring On It (Interracial Romance bwwm)

By Nya Wampaze

This novel is roughly 7300 words long and is not intended for readers under the age of eighteen.

On this fateful evening, she was strolling along the shores of the Indian Ocean waiting for darkness to fall so that she could venture into town and look for sex-starved tourists who paid big bucks for a piece of the Kenyan women.

Prostitution was illegal in Kenya and was culturally a taboo. But what was a young orphaned girl with little education to do when she had to fend for three of her younger siblings? As she watched the waves hit the shores, she noticed a young handsome man staring at her from a distance.

He had a great body and smooth black hair which he let down to his shoulders. The wind blew his hair away from his shoulders and brought it back in perfect harmony. He was well built and had a tattoo on his left arm.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ophelia Madison Press
• Release date: Nov 24, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310941528

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Put A Ring On It

By Nya Wampazee

Published by Ophelia Madison Press at Smashwords

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Put A Ring On It

written by: Nya Wampaze

***Warning*** Adult Material- Intended for A Mature Audience

Chapter One

At the time of her mother's death, Tina was barely eighteen years of age. She had just completed her high school education and things were looking up before her mum was involved in an accident that claimed her life. She had lost her father years back when she was still a toddler.

On this fateful evening, she was strolling along the shores of the Indian Ocean, waiting for darkness to fall so that she could venture into town and look for sex-starved tourists who paid big bucks for a piece of the Kenyan women. Prostitution was illegal in Kenya and was culturally a taboo. But what was a young orphaned girl with little education to do when she had to fend for three of her younger siblings? As she watched the waves hit the shores, she noticed a young handsome man staring at her from a distance. He had a great body and smooth black hair, which he let down to his shoulders. The wind blew his hair away from his shoulders and brought it back in perfect harmony. He was well built and had a tattoo on his left arm.

His name was Ted as she later came to learn. In her eyes, he was the perfect catch for the night and she was definitely not letting go of the opportunity. As if on cue, Ted waved at