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'White Men Make The Best Lovers' is a true love story. Although the author at times added fiction to try and conceal her identity. Her co-workers, friends and family knew distinctively that the book was a depiction of the author's relationship with the man she referred to as Max and that she was Danielle. This love story is about two lovers who knew they wanted and needed more than a casual relationship. Having been disappointed in love, they knew that being patient would bring the right person into their life. They both wanted and got to experience what it feels like to truly be in love. A love so pure that each time they made love it was like binding their very soul. They had an intense sexual desire for each other that neither time nor distance could sever. Their desire to make love was fuel with a fiery passion. Max is the smooth ultimate lover. He nibbled her breast softly. Her nipples between his teeth caused her to reach the peak of orgasmic delight. She sighed with pleasure. Only true love can last a life time. Max and Danielle's love was unconditional. Their love for each other allowed them to discuss their differences without destroying their relationship. They knew what most people never discover. That love has no color. Max made sure Danielle knew she was loved, by catering to her every need and spending every moment with her in his arms. Max had not dated anyone seriously since his divorce, nor was he looking. They had both been hurt and disappointed by love. Falling in love was not what they had planned, but fate knew they needed more than just a casual relationship. Max and Danielle were wise enough to see the beauty of their love. A deep committed love that went beyond the surface of their relationship. It was more than skin deep. When pain and tragedy reared its ugly head, Max was determined not to lose her. He would win her back and save their relationship by any means necessary.

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Author's BiographyFlora Pickett-Coley is a Florida native, born into a large Christian family as the seventh of thirteen children to Theodore and Pauline Pickett. Her upbringing instilled in her a deep sense of faith and creativity, shaping her into the accomplished poet and writer she is today.A highly respected poet, Flora has been recognized by the International Society of Poetry, being nominated as Poet of the Year for three consecutive years (2006, 2007, and 2008). Her exceptional talent has also earned her multiple ""Editor's Choice Awards"" from Poetry.com and the International Library of Poetry, celebrating her outstanding achievements in May 2006, August 2006, August 2007, and January 2008.Flora's academic journey is just as impressive. She holds an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts from Broward Community College and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Florida Atlantic University, where she excelled academically, particularly in her law courses, earning straight A's. She originally set her sights on attending Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law, driven by her passion for justice and her love of learning.Writing has been a lifelong passion for Flora, who penned her first screenplay in the fourth grade. Her talent and dedication have not gone unnoticed, with her work being recognized in The International Who's Who in Poetry. She has written numerous screenplays, poems, and books. She has been encouraged by her professors to publish her work. Written and first published in 2010, this book marks her first official publication.Flora was also honored as a 2006 Poetry Ambassador by National Poetry Month, further cementing her status as a leader and innovator in the literary world. Her family, friends, and colleagues frequently seek her guidance in their own writing endeavors, a testament to her skill and generosity as a writer.Known for her wisdom and straightforward approach, Flora is often credited with coining the phrase, ""It is what it is,"" a reflection of her commitment to honesty and her disdain for deception. This motto encapsulates her belief in the power of truth-she often advises others to be honest, tell the truth, and let the chips fall where they may.Flora Pickett-Coley is not just a poet; she is a beacon of integrity and creativity, whose work continues to inspire and uplift those around her.

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