Contemporary Romance, Steve Level 4
Sura Mlynarski, a third generation Polish immigrant, has survived poverty, homelessness, and being removed from her parents by Child Protective Services. Even though her parents rose above poverty and won back custody, Sura still fears being poor again. So even though her dream is to write, she is taking Business Management in college with the goal of opening a second dry cleaners in her parents' franchise. Being financially secure is more important to her than following her dreams.
Cody Baker has a free-ride through college provided by his parents as long as he gets a degree in anything that will let him teach. They being university professors dream their son will follow their lead into a well-paying career of university teaching. Cody's dream is to build houses. Specifically, he wants to contribute to the Habitat for Humanity projects to help families who have fallen on harder times. His secret obsession is writing poetry.
Sura is intrigued by the super cute barista who made her chai latte. When he gives her a cup with a heat-sensitive declaration of love, she is flattered. Then when he takes the open mic and reads the perfect haiku poem he wrote, she knows Java Cupid is right: This is true love!
But can she let go of her childhood fears when he expresses his desire to switch from a university degree to a vo-tech certification? Can Cody give up his dream to win Sura's heart? Is the Java Cupid right? Can their love survive to fulfill their Java Dreams?
Genre: Romance
Sura Mlynarski, a third generation Polish immigrant, has survived poverty, homelessness, and being removed from her parents by Child Protective Services. Even though her parents rose above poverty and won back custody, Sura still fears being poor again. So even though her dream is to write, she is taking Business Management in college with the goal of opening a second dry cleaners in her parents' franchise. Being financially secure is more important to her than following her dreams.
Cody Baker has a free-ride through college provided by his parents as long as he gets a degree in anything that will let him teach. They being university professors dream their son will follow their lead into a well-paying career of university teaching. Cody's dream is to build houses. Specifically, he wants to contribute to the Habitat for Humanity projects to help families who have fallen on harder times. His secret obsession is writing poetry.
Sura is intrigued by the super cute barista who made her chai latte. When he gives her a cup with a heat-sensitive declaration of love, she is flattered. Then when he takes the open mic and reads the perfect haiku poem he wrote, she knows Java Cupid is right: This is true love!
But can she let go of her childhood fears when he expresses his desire to switch from a university degree to a vo-tech certification? Can Cody give up his dream to win Sura's heart? Is the Java Cupid right? Can their love survive to fulfill their Java Dreams?
Genre: Romance
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