Captive Heart
Captive Heart by Frankie J. Jones, published by Bella Books in February 2012, is a romance that explores the life of twenty-eight-year-old CJ Riley. Living a life of luxury funded by her wealthy father, CJ enjoys fast cars and a carefree lifestyle, but her world is turned upside down when she encounters San Antonio Police Officer Lois Franklin. This edition presents a narrative that delves into themes of attraction and challenge, as CJ attempts to win over the no-nonsense officer, setting the stage for unexpected developments that will alter her life.
Readers will find a story that intertwines elements of romance and suspense, highlighting the complexities of relationships and personal growth. As CJ navigates her feelings for Lois, the book examines the impact of wealth and privilege on her life choices. With a page count of 127, this edition offers a concise yet engaging exploration of LGBTQ+ themes within the context of genre fiction, making it a notable addition to the literature in this category.
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Money can’t buy happiness…but it can sure rent a lot of it. And with her rich daddy paying the rent, twenty-eight-year-old CJ Riley lives in a world of fast cars, willing women and zero responsibility.
Attractive, arrogant, charming when-she-wants-to-be, CJ is used to getting what she wants, when she wants it…until she is pulled over for speeding by San Antonio Police Officer Lois Franklin. Intense and by-the -book, the tall, tanned cop is not impressed by CJ’s wealth or her advances. Never one to resist a challenge, CJ sets out to add Lois to her conquests unaware that a shocking chain of events is about to unfold. Events that will forever change her life and her heart.
Originally published in 1999 by The Naiad Press.
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