Careful What You Click For

Mary B. Morrison

thg 5 2020 · RB Media · Người đọc: Mirron Willis và Shari Peele

Giới thiệu về sách nói này

In her most riveting novel yet, New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison delivers an emotional
rollercoaster of a tale of four very different friends chasing after their heart’s desires, no matter the cost ...

For Jordan, Victoria, Kingston, and Chancelor, exciting, fast-paced Atlanta offers everything their hometowns
couldn’t. But career success is easy compared to the city’s dating scene of users, losers, and gold diggers. So they decide
online dating might just be the answer—as long as they take precautions, work their perfect odds-beating plan, and
have each other’s backs. With luck, and prayers, they’ll fulfill their fantasies and find real love at the same time ...

An accomplished lawyer, Jordan must look hard at potential suitors. But Terrence seems to be the honest man
of her dreams, until accusations and her career threaten to come between them. ... Sixty-something real estate pro
Victoria thinks young men equal satisfaction that a good Christian woman like her deserves, but anything-goes sex
makes her bet more than she can afford to lose. ... Basketball star Kingston has the perfect life and wife, but exploring
what he really wants on the downlow is a game he may not win. ... And for marketing guru Chancelor, the net is a
paradise of prey, but the consequences could blow more than his schemes apart.

Soon enough, thanks to secret agendas, lies, and truths they can’t even admit to themselves, all four friends’ lives
are in danger of being upended. And the results could rack up a price no one can pay.

Giới thiệu tác giả

Mary B. Morrison, New York Times best-selling author also writes as HoneyB. She has thirteen novels including her newest release, Darius Jones. Writing for both Kensington Publishing Corporation as Mary B. Morrison and Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner Books) as HoneyB, Mary is at the top of the African-American fiction genre. In her novels, Mary addresses social and sexual issues that impact relationships. Mary is pro-female empowerment and believes all women are worthy of living free from abuse. She is also a single mom.