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Retired On Love: All or Nothing Book One

After two ugly breakups, Airen and Khaliyah gave up on the one thing that made them say “I do” – love. Now, they are single parents who wouldn’t have it any other way after falling for the wrong people.

Airen Landry is a former NFL star who wants no parts of the industry anymore. All he wants is to be a great father to his daughter. Sometimes that means making choices for her good rather than his own.

Khaliyah Luke is now a single mom of three. Following her move back home, she wants a...

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When The Time Is Wright: A Christmas Novella

Tanjela “Tanji” Baily is still coming off the heels of her divorce from Antonio. Her relationship with her husband turned out to be contingent on a factor she never knew existed. When she couldn’t hold up her end, Antonio ended their union. Now back home with her parents, Tanji wants to move on with her life. But the reminders of her failure with Antonio haunts any future she could have with any other man.

Tavier Wright is ready for the next phase of his life. At thirty-four, his parents ...

You Could Do Damage

Gianna Jameson is as stubborn and stuck in her ways as a woman can get. She’s trained to believe that her family is cursed in the love department.

Gia doesn’t believe love exists for her. If it does, it’ll only end in tragedy. The best way to defeat the curse is to avoid love.
Can the right man dispel the curse?

Zakari Lawrence isn’t a love hater. He sees no need for it until he’s ready to give up his free lifestyle. No woman has yet to show him the light so he will move how he wants wi...

You Could Do Damage Teaser

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Zak

Shit didn’t sit well with me about Gia messing with low ass niggas. I had too much respect for her to let that go. Yes, I gave her a hard time with jokes, but that’s what we did. Always been that way. 

She stared out the window the entire drive to her place. I ain’t have nothing else to say to her at first. I was… disappointed.

What was she doing? Gia could have any man she wanted. Picking randos was so beneath her. 

Seeing that dude grab...

Sample Sunday: Not Good Enough For You

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Lyric

Nina invited my mom to sell her homemade cocktails called Sip Like Kendra. It was her little side hustle that she mostly sold on weekends. Nina got her license in case she went into business with my mother full-time. For now, they put a small tent in front of the restaurant to sell Momma’s drinks.

“So, it’s really over for you two?” Momma asked Nina. We all shared similar feelings about Nina and Mekhi and wished things turned out differently.

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Not Good Enough For You

Lyric Phillips is ready for love. For the first time ever, she believes that something worth having may exist for her. She always did what made her feel good with no cares for anything else until it caught up and bit her. She ultimately changed her mindset, vowed celibacy, and tossed her bad habits. When the new Lyric falls in love again, her past trickles in with an agenda. ⁠
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Elijah Grant is a youth pastor for his father’s church. He loves working with the kids but being their pastor was no...

Sample Sunday: Not Good Enough For You

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Elijah

I almost got out unnoticed, but my old man caught me before leaving my office. My plan to chill and watch TV fell by the wayside immediately.

Before my dad opened his mouth, I squeezed my eyes shut and carefully release my breath. “Guess I’m expected at the house later?”

“Son, I get you want your own time. I do. But your mother loves all of us together for Sunday dinner.” Of course, the mother card.

“Oh, so now it’s Mom who...