The final book release of the year, Rekindled, is here and just in time for the holidays. Maven and Kai’s relationship was hot from the start. The attraction was instant and took them both by surprise… along with their breakup. But things are about to change this Christmas.
I love a good deal like the next book lover so I had to offer a few of my own! This Black Friday, I’m hosting two sales – a paperback/tote bag sale in my online store and an ebook sale on Amazon! Find links below and thank you for your support in advance!
GREED, book three in the Love Is Cure, Vol. 1 – Vices & Virtues series, is now available for download via Amazon! In this book, you will meet Zoe and Bryant – two opposites who meet by accident (literally!) and find something neither one of them were expecting in each other, love.
*Please note: Although this is book three in a series, all books in the Love Is Cure series are standalone and can be read in whatever order you choose. If this is the first book in the series you’re reading, you are more than welcome to start here!
I’m so excited to bring to you the third story in the Love Is Cure, Vol. 1 – Vices & Virtues Series. To watch this series grow when it was only an idea not long ago has been nothing short of magical for me.
Anyway, I gave you the teaser last week and now I’m posting the cover. Keep scrolling for the synopsis.
You’ve been hearing about Bryant Greene since Last Comes Love and now you get to meet him. If you read the second book in the Love Is Cure Series, LUST, you got a sneak peek at chapter one from GREED.
(Please note: GREED is the final book in the series to get a sneak peek in a previously published book.)
Anyway, things continue to get interesting, especially with the addition of a familiar character from Loveless, Zoe Stewart.
GREED is scheduled to drop next month! Here’s a teaser…
Loveless, the third continued story from my Forbidden: Anthology is available now for download. See what Joi has been up to, formally meet Detective Jeremiah Rhames, and catch up with the barbers at Kuts Kings. Most of all, get ready for a read you’ll remember long after you reach the end.
As always, thank you for reading and please leave a review when you reach the end.
P.S. Be sure to read the author’s note 😉.
Loveless will be my 26th self-published story and the third official continued story from Forbidden: An Anthology and I’m excited for you to see what Joi Friday has been up to a year after her short story ended.
Loveless is a novella consisting of mild urban fiction elements and heavy on the black romance. It’s a love story, but not your typical love story, which I honestly favor writing. But with Loveless, even I can admit the story and plot are different for me. It’s not a typical love story because of how the heroine meets and falls for the hero. She does so while being tied up in a twisted situation. In Loveless, she’s exposed to two different worlds regarding relationships with men.
The third continuation from Forbidden: An Anthology will soon be here. Watching these characters grow in their own way in each story and delivering stories that are so different from the last has truly been a treat.
Anyway, here’s a sample from Loveless…
*Loveless is still unpublished so text is subject to change.
Jeremiah Rhames. Does his name sound familiar? If you read my No Fraternizing series, it will. Jeremiah was the detective who interviewed Lila at the precinct when Romello was dragged in on charges in part 2 of the series. Jeremiah also appeared in part 3 of No Fraternizing, with a more significant role as the source to reveal Romello and Lila’s connected past. Just as he changed the course of the stories in part 2 and part 3, Jeremiah’s role in Loveless is just as significant.
Joi Friday. She’s probably one of my most disliked characters I’ve written about to date. She’s an undeniable bad guy with a backstory that helps make sense of the person she becomes when readers first meet her in Forbidden: An Anthology.
She hints at it at the start of her story “Decadent Contradictions.” But because the story was a short story, we really didn’t have the time to get too deep into it. Loveless allows us to peel back Joi’s layers and to sort through the complexities that molds her character.
