NOW… that alone made me HAVE to start it next. So I read a review of this giving it 5 amazing stars. This book contains explicit sex, drugs and adult language. If you are into lovey dovey, sappy romance, you should probably move on. She didn’t want to?Īnd I must add the warning once again. She had to try, or was this the plausibility of a life she was meant to have? Was the life she was torn from the disastrous life? Could this be where she was meant to be? How would she ever know? What if he found her? What if she never saw him again? What if…. Aquilla had one goal, one goal that would save her from the catastrophic life she was suddenly thrown into. She wanted nothing to do with the person she was involuntary turned into. Will she ever reclaim the one man who she believes to be the love of her life? She didn’t want to be where she was forced to be. She was exposed to a life of crime all while, lovingly being sheltered and protected from it. Aquilla Chavez was raised by a loving father, and a brother who may have loved her a little too much.Īquilla was spoiled, adored, bringing cheer when disaster threatened a family. Giving a deceptive impression of truth and reliability at such an early age is certain to cause you to believe what isn’t real. She loves to read and write.If something is plausible, it’s reasonable or believable. She has recently become a grandma to not one, but two of the most beautiful little girls on planet earth. Married for twenty five years, raising two boys and one girl has left lots of writing material. Writing on the edge of taboo and dark, Jettie hopes to distribute an adventure you’ll not soon forget. She likes to keep her readers on edge, and deliver a story that will pull out every emotion possible. Jettie writes more along the lines of erotica now. Her very first story was a scifi of all things. Jettie spent hours filling pages of spiral notebooks with a number two pencil and a wild imagination. Jettie Woodruff is a lifelong writer, living in a pretend world since she was a little girl. Life sucked, love hurt, and I didn’t know who to pick.

Me being a second grade teacher in a catholic school was plain ludicrous. Me being responsible for an eighteen-month-old was a horrible idea. Cold hard guilt and responsibilities that I didn’t want forced me on a different path. I knew I would never be heard on every country music station around the world, and I would never step foot on the Grand Ole Opry stage. When I left Nashville, Tennessee, I knew deep in my heart I wouldn’t be back.

I Pick You by Jettie Woodruff