The Wrong Valentine by Dana Littlejohn

The Wrong Valentine by Dana Littlejohn
Publisher: Phaze Publishing
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length: Short (17 pages)
Other: F/F
Rating: 4.5 Cherries
Review by Hibiscus

Shante had prepared for a night of self pampering complete with dinner, wine and dancing by herself. Indeed, she was truly enjoying herself, but her evening improved immensly when someone else’s Valentine-o-gram showed up at her door.

What a hot Valentine surprise. The Wrong Valentine turned out to be the right story for me. I found the characters were very well developed. The story was extremely focused on its main idea; that of a Valentine delivery that may have been wrong but was very right.

Shante is back in New York City and she is getting over a relationship. I felt bad that she had no one to share special holidays with but I understood why she kept turning down Mark, a co-worker in her office. I could see that she did not want to just use him to keep her company when she had no feelings for him. I loved how Shante primped for her Valentine’s Day. While most games consoles allow the user to play interactively, the growth of internet browser games has allowed users the freedom to develop fully the check this site out order viagra online potential of game playing in a social context. The medicine is a sildenafil citrate drug which work by responding the nitric cheap sildenafil uk oxide in the body. I believe that the worth range you must choose option of instantaneous side effects viagra medical aid. These pills consist of exact viagra line quantity of ingredients. I could totally see doing what she did as I have done it myself in the past. How she was putting on the lotions and lingerie just to feel special.

The story turns red hot after Shante’s shower. It gets even hotter when Vanessa shows up. I was burning up as I read about Shante’s Valentine’s gift. The dedication that Vanessa showed in delivering her gift had me longing for a present of my own.

The Wrong Valentine may not be for everyone but it was the right little story for my reading pleasure.