A Lover for Beth: Sensational Multicultural Romance Novel Proves Love has No Geographical Boundaries

Aug. 25, 2014 - PRLog -- While interracial or multicultural romance has become a new staple of the literary world, very few authors can actually deliver a written masterpiece that can resonate with readers from different cultures, backgrounds or race. However, as an author, Yuwanda Black knows how to exactly plot a story with an interracial romance theme that reflects the lives of people living in the modern day society, and the struggles which they have to face.

Her new book “A Lover for Beth (http://www.amazon.com/Lover-Beth-Multicultural-Romance-ebook/dp/B00M1BZO1Q)” is a must read for all those who are looking for something new in romance genre that’s exciting, fun and can captivate the readers until its last page.

The compelling new book, “A Lover for Beth” has all the ingredients of becoming a best seller. It is a contemporary and realistic narrative, which proves that love can actually be found across culture’s spectrum. Not only the plot is intriguing & fascinating, but the characters portrayed in it are realistic and mesmerizing.

SYNOPSIS

Beth, an African American nurse from a small town in Mississippi moves to New York to work at her best friend's (Kingston) charitable foundation as a healthcare liaison. The foundation was started by Kingston, whose husband is a billionaire. Beth meets and falls in love with Zander, the CFO at Bellini and Associates, a construction consulting firm based in Rome, Italy.

Zander comes to New York City on business and meets Beth at a dinner party given by Kingston and her husband, Christian (the billionaire). Beth gets pregnant by Zander pretty quickly after meeting him, and he insists on marriage. Problems ensue from there.

Since the release, this new book has succeeded in getting consistent string of glowing reviews!

Read a free preview at  http://www.amazon.com/Lover-Beth-Multicultural-Romance-ebook/dp/B00M1BZO1Q

About Yuwanda Black

Yuwanda Black is an acclaimed indie writer who happens to be a web entrepreneur too. She has been in the publishing business since 1987, and has self-published 50 eBooks on Amazon in just one year. She has blogged at InkwellEditorial.com, her frelance writing website, since 1999.