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She thinks she has met the love of her life in Tariq, but she soon finds out he’s just like the rest of them—only with her for her clout, and still a cheater. Zaria makes the decision to play the same game everyone else is playing. No one’s husband is off limits. Will Tariq learn from this flip in the script, or will he lose his wife forever?
“Whole Lotta Lovin’” by Honey: Thick in the waist with the most gorgeous face has always been the best description of Harmony Baxter. She has a pleasant personality and the IQ of a genius. Unbeknownst to most, Harmony also has the voice of a soulful angel. She’s managed to keep her rich, velvet timbre a secret, simply blending in, until a handsome, sexy teddy bear of a choir director comes along. The brother has so much swagger that he makes Harmony want to sing seductive lullabies and rock him to sleep in her bed every night.
After a sex scandal at his former church, Dorian Hendrix is blessed with a second chance with a new congregation in Atlanta. He still loves pretty women and “grown folks’ activities,” but he’s vowed to be more careful this time around—until he accidentally discovers a secret about his most loyal choir member.
Will Dorian’s past as a hardcore player hinder his chances at making a love connection with Harmony? And will her insecurities stop her from lifting her voice in song and sharing all the love and passion in her heart with a brother who is ready to receive it?
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Anna J is a proud Philly authoress who reps her city to the fullest in every story she pens. With nine novels, eight short story projects, and nine independently published works under her belt, Anna J returns to bring the heat that you’ve been missing. As an Essence magazine bestselling author, her debut novel, My Woman His Wife, is an urban lit classic. Anna J was born and raised in Philly, where she still resides and is at work on her next hot read.
Honey was born March 7, 1968 in Macon, Georgia. She is the middle child of five born to very supportive parents. In the third grade, Honey developed a passion for creative writing. She used her gift in school and church, throughout college and beyond, writing and editing short stories, political speeches, essays, and skits. However, she did not pursue her dream to write professionally until many years later after retiring from a career in social work.
