Blessed & Curvy

Synopsis of the book: In the suburbs of Chicago, Jayceon and Leah were all set to start their new lives together as husband and wife. In Jace, Leah thought she married the perfect man until she accidentally stumbles across his deleted secret that quickly turns her sanity, and their marriage, upside down. The night before Jayceon marries Leah, he hits the record button on his iPhone when the curvaceous dancer—Jessica Fox—from his bachelor party makes her way back to his hotel suite. Soon after, the nasty recorded mistake comes back to haunt Jace, and the stripper, in the worst way possible. ​ The life Leah planned with Jace rapidly spins out of control when she becomes obsessed with the X-rated video, and the girl in it. Leah will do whatever it takes to right her new husbands wrong, even if it means getting rid of Jessica Fox for good . . .   Biography:   Nick Haskins is the author of  On the Edge of Heat ,  Jamal ,  My H usband's Wife ,  Betrayed , an...

 Interview with Author Kimberly B. Jones about her latest book  Excerpt:  “We ordered four large pizzas,” said Melissa. “Seriously, pizza?  No salad? I have to watch my amazing figure.”   I glimpsed out the window, people were still protesting. I had imagined that it would have all been over by now. There was Ricardo and some school friends marching in the streets holding signs. “Chloe stay inside. I’ll be right back.”  “Where are you going?” asked Leah.  “I saw my neighbor, Ricardo. I just want to go talk to him.”  I must talk to him.  “Why?” Leah sighed. “Because the guy killed by the police was his best friend.”  “There you go with that again.” Leah rolled her eyes. Alright, hurry and I will sit with Chloe until you get back.” “Thanks, just make sure Chloe gets some pizza and save me a slice.” I walked into the crowd, bumping into people, and apologizing. I started yelling for Ricardo. I found him but he was fading in the crowd....

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Excerpt Ranger Vance Tulley developed a dangerous habit of silencing radio communication during night shift rotations at the Zone 3 Police Department. The voices of local dispatchers brimmed with a sense of urgency that he found terribly distressing, particularly during the solicitation of crime scene personnel. While his peers rushed to assist with crowd control and evidence tagging, Tulley managed to lay claim to an obscure area tucked behind a local fast-food restaurant.  Overgrown greenery and low hanging tree branches masked the sizable truck as smoke billowed from its dual exhaust tailpipes. The rookie surmised that if he was relegated to earning half the salary of traditional law enforcement officers, then he would contribute half the work. Police Chief Windmore had underestimated the tried-and-true philosophy that criminal cases transitioned from red to black by way of green cash.  An all-points bulletin shot across the airwaves, jarring Tulley from his extended slumbe...