The Cajun and The Yankee
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“I LOVE YOU little Cajun lady. You are the only one for me and I want to devote myself to making you happy. I know you've been unhappy in love before but I just want you to know I will not let that happen ever again.” “Roy, I just don't know what to say, I want to……..” “It's okay Sweet Thang, you don't have to say anything, I'm gonna be around for a long, long time.” I gently took her by the hands and sort of pulled her up with me as I stood. We were face to face, well not really, she was so tiny. Anyway we were facing each other. I gathered her in and hugged her. She put her arms around my waist. I could feel the warmth of her slender body, I could smell her. I kissed her and she cooperated willingly, the whole experience was rather surreal. She finally backed up just a little and whispered; “Is that a gun I feel under your Jacket or are you just glad to see me? I looked at her full in the face, she smiled and winked. We both broke into laughter. This was a day, I told myself, a day to remember, and I would.
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Eileen Sears, a pretty girl from the “Cajun Country" of Louisiana makes her way to Houston where she meets the covert operative Congressional Investigator Roy Randall. They fall in love and he helps her develop a singing career. Randall is called upon to pry into government corruption, mob activity, murder and drug smuggling. Eileen and Roy marry. It is “the second time around” for each of them. Their dedication to and love for each other becomes a "way of life.' Eileen is dubbed “The Cajun Princess” when she sings at a White House reception. Roy and Eileen show over and over that their passion for each other is not diminished by time. Eileen and Roy have a goal in life to “grow old together”. Is that lofty goal achieved?
About the Author
Rocky Steele is a retired veteran law enforcement officer with more than three decades of dedicated service. He draws upon extensive experience in the 50 called police "Long Blue line" having risen through the ranks to Chief of Police. He taps into his knowledge of politics, corruption, mob activities and the organization, operation and corporate advancement in the free enterprise system to write real life based fiction.