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About the Book
Haven Morrison already knows what she wants.
Seven years after losing the husband she loved, the forty-seven-year-old widow has built a full life she has no interest in treating as incomplete. She has a successful career, a grown son, and no need for another man to make her whole.
She’s also learned a few things about herself.
Her marriage was good, but traditional in the bedroom. Dating afterward gave Haven room to explore, and she discovered just how much she enjoys taking control.
Then she meets Phillip Conrad.
At forty-four, the successful attorney is just as comfortable with the life he’s built. He’s never been married, values his independence, and is accustomed to being in control.
What begins with professional friction becomes attraction, dates, laughter, trust—and chemistry that follows them straight into the bedroom.
Haven already knows how she likes to lead.
Phillip has no problem following.
But what’s happening between them is becoming more than either expected, forcing Haven to consider how new love can exist without diminishing the one she lost, while Phillip learns that paying attention to a woman doesn’t mean he already knows her.
They don’t need each other.
Wanting each other is an entirely different problem.
Explicit sex. Grown language. Black love. HEA
• Hand-signed paperback edition
• Jean Isabella bookmark
• Reader thank-you item
Signed copies are website exclusives.
About the Book
Haven Morrison already knows what she wants.
Seven years after losing the husband she loved, the forty-seven-year-old widow has built a full life she has no interest in treating as incomplete. She has a successful career, a grown son, and no need for another man to make her whole.
She’s also learned a few things about herself.
Her marriage was good, but traditional in the bedroom. Dating afterward gave Haven room to explore, and she discovered just how much she enjoys taking control.
Then she meets Phillip Conrad.
At forty-four, the successful attorney is just as comfortable with the life he’s built. He’s never been married, values his independence, and is accustomed to being in control.
What begins with professional friction becomes attraction, dates, laughter, trust—and chemistry that follows them straight into the bedroom.
Haven already knows how she likes to lead.
Phillip has no problem following.
But what’s happening between them is becoming more than either expected, forcing Haven to consider how new love can exist without diminishing the one she lost, while Phillip learns that paying attention to a woman doesn’t mean he already knows her.
They don’t need each other.
Wanting each other is an entirely different problem.
Explicit sex. Grown language. Black love. HEA
