DORAL, Fla. - May 7, 2021 - (Newswire.com)
Richard Clément, a traveler and a published writer, has completed his most recent book "Latin Fiancée Visa": a closer look into the life of two people who were brought together in marriage only to find themselves breaking apart in a divorce. Laced with passion, intimacy, and strings of jealousy, this tale builds an exciting narrative for all to discover.
Richard writes, "Latin Fiancé Visa, written by Richard Clément, is a romantic novel yet full of drama and humor, which portrays the story of two individuals, Marc and Sandra.
The story features the two characters engaging in an online chatting portal, meeting soon after, and falling in love and sharing sexual passion at first sight. The story continues as they develop their relationship and try to settle in together. Marc organizes their life between Colombia and the USA.
Sandra begins to display a manipulative behavior of permissive sensuality and uncontrolled anger and jealousy. Everything starts to change for the best as Sandra arrives in America and finally gets married.
Back in Colombia for a trip, married Sandra shows a different characteristic of erratic and dishonest behavior. Marc files for divorce, but Sandra comes back with a vengeance taking full advantage of the US legal system."
Published by Fulton Books, Richard Clément's book will pull readers in a gripping journey of love at first sight to an intense confrontation between spouses who wind up in a divorce.
This is a brilliant fictional story inspired from real-life events.
Readers who wish to experience this great work can purchase "Latin Fiancée Visa" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Gregory Reeves via email at gregory@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
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Original Source: Richard Clément's New Book 'Latin Fiancée Visa' Captures the Intimacy and Downfalls of Romances in a Tale Full of Intrigue and Secrets
