Don’t Want No Sugar
Don’t Want No Sugar by J. D. Mason is a compelling narrative published by Spirit in the Dark Publishing, LLC on February 2, 2021. This edition spans 274 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around Eula May, whose tragic love for a married man leads to her suicide, leaving her daughter Roberta in the care of a midwife. Roberta’s obsession with Charles Harris begins at first sight, and her unexpected pregnancy forces him into marriage, setting the stage for a complex emotional landscape.
The novel explores the intricacies of love and desire, particularly through the lens of Roberta’s determination to secure her place in Charles’s life. As Charles grapples with his feelings for Roberta and his attraction to the captivating Sara Tate, the narrative unfolds into a deadly love triangle marked by deception and murder. This drama delves into themes of obsession and the consequences of choices, creating a legacy that impacts future generations.
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Everyone knew that Eula May had lost her mind over loving a married man. It was what drove her to kill herself and leave her only daughter, Roberta, in the care of the local mid-wife. So it was no wonder that Roberta became obsessed with Charles Harris the very first time she laid eyes on him. And she was willing to do whatever it took to make sure she was the only woman in his life. So when he is forced to marry her because of her unexpected pregnancy, Roberta feels that she has everything she ever wanted.
Women have always come easy to Charles, so he’s wondering how he got saddled with a wife he doesn’t love, two beautiful children and a longing for something grander. Then he meets the stunning Sara Tate and discovers a love almost as consuming as the one Roberta feels for him. This deadly love triangle will result in deception and murder, leaving a legacy for generations to come.
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