Baby girl is willing to do anything to hear those three words I love you. She realizes the one who is telling her they love her is the one killing her softly.

Cecilia doesn't know who to trust her (bff ) best friend forever or her man.

Camilla wants a man to love her wholeheartedly. She wants the passion, as well as the respect but with Gus she gets a wolf dress up in sheep clothes.

"You Nasty Dog" focuses on the physical and mental abuse of Camilla, Cecilia, and Baby Girl by those they have trusted with their heart, body, and mind. All three of the women are different from one another and do not know each other at all but in many ways they are connected by betrayal. Once these women find the strength to fight back it becomes a deadly vengeance.

Manik Mudigonda was born into (and subsequently rejected from) a highly scrupulous Brahmin family in India's holiest city, Benares. Now, in the heady days leading up to World War I, he is a lonely colonial solicitor in Mombasa, Kenya's most multicultural, metropolitan city. He possesses numerous physical deformities, including severe, patchy depigmentation all over his body, one bright red eye, a wiry shock of waist-length white hair, and hundreds of smallpox scars. He's a complete outsider with limited coping mechanisms, and he finds comfort in primarily destructive ways-alcoholism, bulimia, and committing adultery with married women. Manik, it is safe to say, is not your typical Casanova. Yet despite it all, his greatest joy is making women happy, and he falls deeply in love, again and again. Manik suffers without end, convinced that he is utterly unable to find someone to truly love him in return. "Memories of a Mombasa Gigolo" is a complex character study written in journal style that not only provides a rich picture of cosmopolitan British colonial Africa in the early 1900s, but also explores the most intimate realm of human emotion and sexuality while painting a portrait of one of the earliest and most fascinating melting-pot cities.

This book came about from my hyper imagination through dreams, every night for about a week I kept on having these dreams about action, romance and the same characters when I decided that I would have made a great story.

The whole plot was given to me through my dreams but I had to flesh out the personalities of the characters and do research on the site locations, customs and languages used in the book.

All in all it took me close too nine months too make my dreams into a book.

Despite being the wealthy, high-powered CEO of Romano Enterprises, Jack Romano is missing one major component in his life-true love. When his ice-princess wife dies in a fatal motor vehicle accident, Jack finds himself at a crossroad in his life.

Francesca O'Brian is a veterinarian in New York City, but a frightening bout with cancer derails her successful career. While Frankie fights a war within her own body, she keeps hidden her secret gift-her dreams come true. Many of her dreams feature a handsome stranger appearing in places she has never seen before. While searching for her elusive true love, Frankie meets the man of her dreams by chance-in the hospital. Jack steps out of her reverie and boldly into her life, as Francesca beholds the gift of a foregone legend.

As their love for one another grows, an old family feud threatens Frankie's safety, and Jack discovers a secret from his haunted past that makes him truly question his new love relationship. They must overcome these challenges to make Frankie's dream come true.

Two sisters, close in age, find themselves with a similar dilemma. Paula, the oldest, is content with her bookkeeping job she was able to find locally. Sitting at her desk, she is day-dreaming of her date this evening with her boyfriend Joel. A phone call interrupts her little world of fantasy. It sends her scurrying to the ladies room. She has herself a good cry and then takes a few minutes to compose herself before returning to her work on her desk. A short time later a second phone call sends her scurrying out of the building to her car in the parking lot. Her beloved Joel was gunned down in a store holdup. Now Paula is left to cope with the first phone call all alone. Her decision for fixing the problem proved to be devastating. Carla a few years later is faced with a similar dilemma. Only now the rules have changed. She has a choice between two solutions. Both can impact her future with great impact. She has only a few hours to ponder both. Paula's proved to be tragic. She will go the other route. She did believe she made the wise choice. Twenty years passed when fate steps in. the repercussions are rippling like waves in the ocean.

In 1969, newlywed Dorothy Tucker envisions herself living with her husband in quaint Minden, Louisiana, surrounded by their families, raising a family of their own, and becoming part of Minden history. The joy doesn't last long. After the birth of their child, James Lee, Dorothy obtains a divorce from her abusive and philandering husband, Fred. But Fred's parents are not about to lose control of their grandson.

When Dorothy loses custody of James Lee through Child Protective Services, she flees to California to start a new life, vowing to reconnect with her son someday. While waitressing and attending college, she meets and marries Jesse Barns, a black airman stationed at LAX. Together, through the haze of racism fueled by their mixed marriage, Dorothy and Jesse raise two children.

Twenty-five years later, she receives letter from James Lee, who says he wants to meet with her. The letter reveals James Lee as a racist who has just been released from prison. Dorothy must determine if this man, her firstborn son, will be a positive influence in her family's life, or if his racist attitudes will bring them all down.