T. L. Cooper Novel All She Ever Wanted

All She Ever Wanted

About the Book

When Victoria, who is white, meets Daryn, who is African American, she has no idea the effect he and his family will have on her life. As she struggles for the success she’s certain will make her parents proud, Daryn’s family introduces her to a new definition of love, family, acceptance, and success. Victoria and Daryn struggle to keep their friendship intact as they are faced with the prejudices of family, friends, and lovers. The empty place in Victoria’s heart forces her to face all she’s sacrificed in her quest for success including friendship, love, family, and grief.

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ISBN: 1-4010-3986-3 (Trade Paperback)
ISBN: 1-4010-3987-1 (Hardback)
ISBN: 1-4010-3988-X (eBook)
Pages: 532

What people are saying

"...A thoughtful, insightful look into the changing human mind and spirit evoked by an interracial friendship, All She Ever Wanted is a superbly written, highly recommended novel showcasing a theme that is as historic and universal as interracial human experience, and contemporary as today's newspaper headlines." Midwest Book Review, also appears on amazon.com

"The characters jumped off the page." Joanne Pence, author of the Angie Amalfi series

"...T. L. Cooper has a talent for description that has you feeling the sun on your face at the farm and hunger for the tastes of at a good seafood restaurant. Emotions of love, fear, grief and confusion are unavoidable as she draws you into current issues in the word she has created in her story...." Cheryl Ellis, Allbooks Review

"...Wonderful story that can bring out the best of anyone that reads this book. I can't wait for the next book." Teresa from Boise on amazon.com

"...great job making a lot of emotion come out."

"...definitely think it is a worthwhile read."

"...pulled me right in."

"...couldn't stop reading."

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Copyright © 1999-2008 T. L. Cooper. No part of this web site including photographs may be reproduced in any form without the express written permission of the author.
Last modified: May 12, 2008