A SERENADE FOR REYNA
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Luis Antonio feels he is madly in love with his first cousin, who turns out to be his half sister. Understandably, after he learns that bitter lesson. He embarks on a trip to Mexico to buy cattle for his father. There, he meets the love of his life. Marries her. And you won't believe all that happens to this young in love couple, in the first few months after they get married.
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The love story of Reyna Montes and Luis Antonio Esperon. Their love was tested by tragedy. While Luis Antonio was tested by a deep depression, Reyna found the solution to their problem. She was an heir of Queen Isabel of Spain, and inherited a vast amount of land in California. That helped her solved Luis Antonio's problem. This book has drama but a lot of humor, here is a sample: "Carmelita, hurry up, it's almost time to go downstairs." Reyna helped Carmelita, "stand there Carmelita, Oh, you look so beautiful, Let me open the door, Wait, Carmelita, don't forget your shoes." "It'll just be like me, getting married barefooted." Mama, am I going to spend the nine months throwing up? "Gross", said Jeff. "I need to get out of the car." Mary Anne said. "Do you think you need to? (Doro made the motion to throw up). "Pretty bad, Mother." "I'm going to kill Tomas." Jeff said acting mad.
About the Author
She wrote poetry all of her life. After her husband died almost three years ago, she had the need to write their story out of grief. The fact that she had not only traveled but lived all over the world gave her an experience that you can't learn in books. Born for each other was warmly welcomed by her friends and the general public. Moore, lives in Jasper, Texas since her husband retired from the oild field business in 1986. She opened a ladies Boutique, Exclusive Fashions. It was open for about ten years. Moore closed the store and worked in private business as a computer clerk for seven more years. Presently, she is working in two other books, if there were films they would be Rated PG. She thinks the books that go into a home should be fit for everyone in a home to read.