LESSONS FROM A YOUNGER LOVER by Zuri Day

"The teacher is about to get taught..." for truth. This book is like "How Steller got her groove back" and "Fifty Shades of gray" combined. This book had me blushing.

When you're forty and in the middle of an divorce with your husband of ten years who left you for a younger woman, what are you suppose to do? Get a young man of your own of course.

Fate had it out for Gwen when she literally bumped into her young Romeo, and instant attraction was one of the results. Her past has Gwen self conscious so at first she doesn't want to unwrap to gift she was given; but he was persistent and they BOTH got what they needed.

All is not easy when outside forces are trying to drive them apart so as they can have them for themselves, also some unexpected blast from the past and un-expecting pregnancies.

I have read two out of the three "Fifty shades of Gray" books and that book did not make me blush as much as this one did. I so have to bother my Library for more Zuri Day books because they are very exciting to read.

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