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Preorder comes with sticker and bookmark. Release Date November 6th. Shipping after books are recieved (after release)
An unexpected pregnancy. A forbidden connection. A future she never saw coming.
Naomi Browne-Amoros doesn’t do second chances—not with love, and definitely not with men. But one reckless, soul-baring night with Jamar Winston, cracks something open in her she thought had long hardened. He’s older. Wiser. Off-limits in every possible way.
And now… he’s the father of her child.
Living in Harlem with a business to run, a past that still haunts her, and a body doctors swore would never carry life, Naomi isn’t looking for fairy tales—just peace. But Jamar refuses to be a secret. He meets her where she is: guarded, brilliant, and bruised—but still standing. As desire deepens into something real, they must navigate the wreckage of old relationships, unexpected life changes, and the terrifying beauty of starting over.
Some love stories aren’t clean. But the messy ones? They just might be the most honest of all.
Preorder comes with sticker and bookmark. Release Date November 6th. Shipping after books are recieved (after release)
An unexpected pregnancy. A forbidden connection. A future she never saw coming.
Naomi Browne-Amoros doesn’t do second chances—not with love, and definitely not with men. But one reckless, soul-baring night with Jamar Winston, cracks something open in her she thought had long hardened. He’s older. Wiser. Off-limits in every possible way.
And now… he’s the father of her child.
Living in Harlem with a business to run, a past that still haunts her, and a body doctors swore would never carry life, Naomi isn’t looking for fairy tales—just peace. But Jamar refuses to be a secret. He meets her where she is: guarded, brilliant, and bruised—but still standing. As desire deepens into something real, they must navigate the wreckage of old relationships, unexpected life changes, and the terrifying beauty of starting over.
Some love stories aren’t clean. But the messy ones? They just might be the most honest of all.