Ain't Quite What I Thought!: Volume 1

Mirika Mayo Cornelius

Mar 2015 · Akirim Press

About this ebook

 Ain't Quite What I Thought!

What happens when Jeena Delilah Ray knowingly has sex with a married man on top of a restaurant table after closing time? All HELL breaks loose!

After dating a married man named Andre' for weeks and then falling in love with him in the process of all the sneaking, ducking and bedroom diving, Jeena Delilah Ray gets a huge bomb dropped dead center of her love life that turns her guts to mush.

If Jeena thinks that the grass was greener on his side of the picket fence, she soon finds out that she is dead wrong , uncovering the hard fact that lover boy Andre' AIN'T QUITE WHAT SHE THOUGHT! The only thing she hopes for now is to make it out of the relationship alive!

Ain't Quite What I Thought! is a contemporary romance with a sinner to saint Christian tone as the backdrop that will leave readers with real life lessons learned!   Also, read the sequel Ain't Quite What I Thought! 2, that explodes with urban fiction adventures in the midst of romance and deception!

 

 

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Ratings and reviews

All lessons are learned the easy way or the hard way. This one, she learned the hard way. I've also read part 2 and it's even better and more shocking than the first. Once again, great great read!

About the author

Mirika Mayo Cornelius has distinguished herself in the writing world, having released highly successful novels since the year 2002. Her novels "Secret", "Colored Lily:Poppa Took My Innocence" and "Paton", which all make up "The SECRET Novel Collection", have gained much praise in the literary world. Along with those three novels, she has also released novels "Ain't Quite What I Thought! parts 1 & 2", "First Degree Sins" and "Inside the Gates of Doons".

"Murders at Gabriel's Trails" is Mirika's urban book series, consisting of five parts and a bonus story titled Sins of Bain. (Sins of Bain is exclusive to the Murders at Gabriel's Trails Complete Collection) Among these books, she has also written novellas titled "I Thought I Was Alone", "Cold Blooded Goons" and "Most Wanted Felon", in addition to her book of poetry titled "Sunny Sides of My Shade".

Mirika Mayo Cornelius also presents Cyan Deane novellas titled "Dead Man's Mayhem" and "Execution's Karma".

Besides being an author, Mirika is the founder and chief editor of various blogs, celebrity, gospel and entertainment sites (some of which she has ended) where she was able to host interviews with a multitude of artists and reality show stars from Love & Hip Hop Atlanta and Hollywood Exes, authors Kimberla Lawson Roby, Omar Tyree, Leigh McKnight, Eric Greene, Donnel Duncan, and even musical artists such as gospel group Take 6, Gospel Music's Leading Man singer Earnest Pugh, Little Boy Wonder Music Inc founder and singer/songwriter Bryan Popin and more!

Currently, she has taken a hiatus from heavy celebrity blogging to focus on releasing more of her written projects which span the genres of horror, urban, romance, Christian, thriller, sci-fi and historical fiction. She is also the chief editor of akirimpress.com where writing tips, events and more in the publishing world are shared as she is the co-owner of this publishing brand. Mirika is also found at The Tea with Mirika C on her website mirikacornelius.com. Mirika is a graduate of the University of South Carolina.

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