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Loving Dasia

Stood up at the altar by the love of her life, Dasia Warrington contemplates her next move in life. Fed up with men and near depression, a chance meeting with a man in her honeymoon hotel is not exactly what she has in mind, but with very little money and no place to live, an offer of a roof over her head is hard to turn down.

Meeting the beautiful Dasia is a wake-up call to real estate tycoon Grimarious Guatreaux. Aside from the hurt from his last relationship, G has a family secret that sometimes puts his life at risk. But something about this woman makes him want to take a chance on a relationship once again.

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As their romance blossoms and G moves Dasia into his mansion, things become complicated. G wants nothing more than to protect Dasia and make her happy, but now his secret life is a threat to both of them. Dasia begins to investigate, and learns of her man's dangerous double life.

If both of them make it out of this alive, there just might be a chance at happily ever after.

Genre
contemporary romance
Themes
african americanrelationships
Setting
2000s
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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