Family Ties: Love Has No Boundaries
Perri Forrest
African American Romance, African
American Fiction
November 14, 2016
Synopsis
Malina
Everything I do is for my daughter. I only want the best for her life. So when her father finally decided that after three years he wanted to get to know her, I put my feelings aside and allowed him in. Not to be with me, but to be a daddy to her. Well, a few things came with him that I wasn’t prepared for—a crazy ass girlfriend who wanted to guard her territory at any cost and a fine ass uncle that made it clear he wanted my attention.
My sister/friend Laney is telling me to go for it, but my conscience is messing with me on a daily and telling me that it’s just too close for comfort. But the heart wants what the heart wants and before long, I start to feel that pull toward this man who makes me feel like no other man ever has.
Zeke
When I first saw Malina, I knew I had to have her. Yeah, there’s code that says if your family has touched the merchandise, then you don’t entertain it. But Malina isn’t just any woman. Because not one woman that I’ve ever encountered made me want to reach out and touch her on sight—but she did. From the way she carried herself, to the way she looked at me, I knew that if she let me in, she would know what it was like to be loved for real . . . and by a real man.
Rocco
I’m not perfect by any means. I’ve done my share of dirt. I can’t even say for sure that my dirty deeds are done. I love women . . . a lot of them. As a result, I’ve had a few babies along the way—babies that I haven’t always done right by; so I’m setting out to change that and do what a real father is supposed to do. Problem is the woman I’m “with” doesn’t really grasp the concept of what it is I’m trying to do and her reaction to it all causes a whole lot of chaos.
Kai
I’m territorial. I don’t make excuses for it. It’s who I am. And when I feel that somebody is trying to step into my zone and steal what belongs to me, I react. This chick, Malina, who opened her legs to my man and had his child, thinks she’s going to come in with her daughter and claim a spot that never belonged to her. She’s dead wrong. If I have to show her what that means, that’s what it’ll be. But she won’t like it if it does come down to that, so if I was her, I’d tread carefully.
Meet Perri:
Perri Forrest
is a California based author with seventeen titles to her credit. A writer who
becomes one with her characters, Perri has produced numerous outstanding titles
including having reached number one in African American Romance on the Amazon
Best Sellers list. The fan favorite novel, Captivated was an international hit
debuting at number two in Women's Fiction for three consecutive weeks on the
Amazon Best Sellers list in the United Kingdom and the United States.
Having studied
psychology, Perri delves into the intrinsic elements that make her characters
tick. She consistently creates strong female leads weaving in the complexities
of fiction and real life. This dynamic writer, who has penned stories since a
preteen, ensures that each novel is mixed with insight, passion and love.
Having only professionally written for just shy of three years, Perri was
nominated Best Romance Author of 2015 by Urban Books, Authors, and Writers of
America (UBAWA).
An
unintentional venture into blogging allowed Perri to express her raw emotion,
break down her personal barriers and explore her gift of writing. Ultimately
Perri's blogs resulted in fans adoring her work and clamoring to read more.
Writing quickly became her sole driving force, her goal is to nurture the minds
and hearts of the readers who trust her to feed their literary appetites.
When not
creating her own captivating characters, Perri can be found enjoying a good
suspense thriller. She lists the work of James Patterson, Terry McMillan and
Jackie Collins as being among her favorites. She also loves playing Words with
Friends, which has been a constant companion while writing the bulk of her
literary works.
Thank you so much for hosting me on your blog! It's soooo greatly appreciated that you'd share me with your reader audience.
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Perri