title: The Platinum Triangle (The Platinum Series Book 1)
author:  T V Hartwell 
description: <span><b>Read what Amazon and Goodreads reviewers have to say...</b></span><br /><span></span><br /><span>&quot;The Platinum Triangle starts off as the story of a happy couple, Jake and Amanda. Both beautiful and rich, the two plan to be married. However, once the fam and friends get involved, it all goes to pot and this is where it gets fun.... This was erotic, enticing, suspenseful and an absolute blast to read.&quot;</span> <div><span></span></div><div><span></span></div><br /><br /><span>&quot;T V Hartwell should definitely be approached by the Lifetime Movie Network to turn this steamy, sexy and downright amazing book into their next movie. The revelation at the end of the book will keep the reader wanting more.</span>&quot;<br /><br /><span>&quot;An original romance with a unique plot....&quot; </span><br /><br /><span>&quot;Couldn&apos;t put it down!! Intrigue,drama, deceit and hotness.</span>&quot;<br /><br /><span>&quot;This is a story about two young and beautiful rich kids who meet and fall in love. But to say they live happily ever after would be a stretch. There are problems. Many, many problems. From meddling parents, to an epic amount of lies, to double-lives, to more hidden secrets than an Egyptian tomb.</span>&quot;
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  Table of Contents
  
  
    
  
  
  [Title Page](stei_9780143039457_oeb_tp_r1.html)
  
  
  [Copyright Page](stei_9780143039457_oeb_cop_r1.html)
  
  
  [Introduction](stei_9780143039457_oeb_itr_r1.html)
  
  
    
  
  
  [CHAPTER 1](stei_9780143039457_oeb_c01_r1.html)
  
  
  [CHAPTER 2](stei_9780143039457_oeb_c02_r1.html)
  
  
  [CHAPTER 3](stei_9780143039457_oeb_c03_r1.html)
  
  
  [CHAPTER 4](stei_9780143039457_oeb_c04_r1.html)
  
  
  [CHAPTER 5](stei_9780143039457_oeb_c05_r1.html)
  
  
  
  
  
  PENGUIN
  
  ![001](stei_9780143039457_oeb_001_r1.jpg)
  
  
  CLASSICS
  
  
  CUP OF GOLD
  
  
  Born in Salinas, California, in 1902, JOHN STEINBECK grew up in a fertile
  agricultural valley near the Pacific Coast—and both valley and coast would
  serve as settings for some of his best fiction. In 1919 he went to Stanford
  University, where he intermittently enrolled in literature and writing courses
  until he left in 1925 without taking a degree. During the next few years he
  supported himself as a laborer and journalist in New York City and then as a
  caretaker for a Lake 