The Forbidden Man

Elle Wright

Jul 2015 · Sold by Forever

About this ebook

Sydney Williams has forgiven her fiance, Den, more times than she can count. But his latest betrayal just days before their wedding is too big to ignore. Shocking her friends and family, she calls off the engagement. She walks out on Den . . . and into the arms of his brother, Morgan.

Known as a player, Morgan Smith has secretly spent years fighting his feelings for Sydney. When Den's latest dirty deed leaves Sydney devastated, Morgan can't stop himself from coming to her rescue. What begins as friendship quickly escalates into all-consuming passion. Despite their intense connection, Sydney would rather deny her desire than come between brothers. But as Morgan is determined to make Sydney his, Den won't give her up without a fight . . .

Ratings and reviews

Stories like this are what is wrong with the world. When will women start being strong and STOP feeling guilty about hurting men who hurt them first? Sydney had no reason to feel guilty about her relationship with Morgan or keep turning her life upside down for a man like Den who just didn't give a dam. It's always everybody feeling sorry for the cheating deadbeats and I'm sick of it. Just ONCE I would like to read a story about a strong woman who puts herself first an stops being a martyr for the men in her life. A woman who only needs to be cheated on and disrespected ONE TIME and she is outta there. A woman who fights fire with a flame thrower. Instead of feeling guilty, Sydney should have cheated on him right back to his face and see how he likes it. But no, another story of a woman who is wronged, but feels sorry for the man who keeps disrespecting her time and time again.

I read them out of order but enjoyed everyone's story. Red & Cali, Kent & Lina and Morgan & Syd! Sparks flew in all directions with this crew, emotionally, physically and sexually.

I enjoy reading keep me on the edge of my pants

About the author

Born and raised in Southeast Michigan near Ann Arbor, Elle Wright learned the importance of reading from her mother. It was also her mother who, later on in her life, gave Elle her first romance novel: Indigo by Beverly Jenkins. From that moment on, Elle became a fan of Ms. Jenkins for life and a lover of all things romance. An old journal she wrote back in college became her first book (which she still wants to publish one day).