When lovers, friends, and competitors--Cain and Jade--mix business with pleasure, the perfect relationship gives way to imperfection in this saucy romance from the author of the debut novel "Recipe for Love."
Rituals and Eden are two of the trendiest restaurants on Long Island and the owners are not only competitors, but also a sizzling hot couple. After one year together, Cain and Jade are embarking on a joint venture--opening a new eatery and spa in New York City called Genesis.
As they become consumed with launching Genesis, the fire in their relationship starts to flicker and sparks begin to ignite for Cain and Jade in all the wrong places. Mistakes are made that put their trust, honesty, and commitment to the test. Can Jade and Cain prevent the complete failure of Genesis, and their relationship, or will they let both investments go up in smoke? It's not enough to know the recipe; if love is to endure, they have to remember the Rituals for Love.
For anyone who's ever been in love--whether it's with a person or a career--"Rituals for Love" delves into the complexities of balancing between a career, lovers, and friends. From joy to pain to everything in between, you'll find the perfect combination of romance and real-life drama in this deliciously sexy story.

From the bestselling author of Recipe for Love and You Might Just Get Burned comes an engaging novel about a group of single women who come up with a plan to try and meet Mr. Right. Dylan and her best friends are in their mid-thirties and have never been married. Back in college, they could not have imagined being single with no prospects for husbands at this stage in their lives. At a monthly gathering, the ladies discuss the possibilities of being alone for the rest of their lives. While the friends talk about their futures and the fears that come along with it, they hatch a plan. They resolve to start a program where each woman has to refer a good man for a friend to date. As the friends embark upon the Referral Program, they discover things about themselves and each other they weren’t aware existed. Relationships are put to the test as Dylan and her girls come to terms with their current realities and futures that may or may not include friends or husbands.

Three years ago, when Melina Bradford moved into her brownstone apartment in Brooklyn, she didn't anticipate living with anyone - certainly not a man like Malik Dention - sexist, crass, obnoxiou. The roommates are a case of polar opposites. After a year of living together, the roommates discover things about each other that would have been better left unsaid.

Posing as Marcel, Camden and Julian, Avery has been playing games with women for years. To him they're entertainment and nothing more. Until he meets Indiya Spencer. He soon finds it hard to toy with Indiya the way he does other women and discovers that he's not immune to falling for someone.