Simply Cheris. . .

Follow me and my Hot Mama Land sisters! hotsouthernwriters.blogspot.com Love After War is coming in November! "Count on Cheris Hodges to deliver a sassy, sexy romantic read." --Farrah Rochon, author of Always and Forever When club owner Adrian Bryant discovers his biological father is hotel magnate Elliot Crawford, his life unravels. Shunned by Crawford while he and his mother struggled, Adrian hatches a high-profile plan to destroy the Crawford name--and the reputations of his two half-brothers. But to shield the woman he loves from the hell he intends to unleash, Adrian has to let her go. Photographer Dana Singleton is heartbroken and confused by Adrian's behavior. But just when she's given up on their relationship, she begins to discover the truth--and a dark side of Adrian she never knew existed. As the stakes get higher, she will have to ask herself if she can love a man who is capable of such vengeance--or if he can learn to forgive... ...

Christian fiction author and all around good person, Cassandra Baker-Durham is a woman to know. But don't take my word for it, just check her out:

Solomon was pissed by Clara’s cool demeanor when she walked into his office. She sat across from his desk without an invitation to sit down and crossed her long legs. Before he married Kandace, he would’ve been struck by her quiet beauty, café au lait brown skin, cropped curly hair and sparkling brown eyes. Through his married eyes, her figure, which reminded him of a figure 8, was just all right. Nowhere near as exquisite as his wife’s. But that was neither here nor there. What in the hell did she want? “You got five minutes,” he growled. “Mr. Crawford, Carmen De La Croix was a woman with serious mental issues,” she began. “And I know she caused you and your family a lot of pain but . . .” He threw his hand up. “She tried to kill my wife and me – but her brain was defective so I’m supposed to give a fuck?” “At least let me tell her story. She deserves to have some sympathy.” “I’m not Mick Jagger. I have no sympathy for the devil or her minions. Why is this story so import...