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Book Synopsis''Listen, if you haven''t read Taj McCoy''s books, you are missing out!'' Jesse Sutanto, author of Dial A for Aunties
''Truly one of the best books , not just LOVE stories! , I''ve read this year. So happy I picked it up from the shelf. Taj McCoy has a way of writing characters so that you immediately fall in love with them. Can''t wait to pick up more of her books!'' Goodreaders reviewer ?????
Winner of the 2024 Black Lit! Award for Romance
Zora has committed every inch of her life to establishing her thriving DC bookstore, making it into a pillar of the community, and she just hasn''t had time for romance. But when a mystery author she''s been crushing on for years agrees to have an event at her store, she starts to rethink her priorities . . .
Lawrence is every bit as charming as she imagined, even if his understanding of his own books seems just a bit shallow. When he asks her out after his reading, she''s almost el
Trade Review
Listen, if you haven't read Taj McCoy's books, you are missing out on some seriously stunning love stories! -- Jesse Sutanto, author of Dial A for Aunties
Taj McCoy delivers a love triangle that romance fans will go gaga for. . . Heartfelt, hilarious and deliciously sexy -- Sarah Echavarre Smith
Vibrant, scrumptious, and entertaining. . . Taj McCoy is an author to watch! -- Danielle Jackson, author of The Accidental PInup
Everything I wanted: a strong, independent heroine caught in a deliciously sexy love triangle, laugh-out-loud banter, and a sassy granny to boot. Throw in the bookstore setting and all I wanted was to curl up with these characters and never leave. Simply put, this book is magic. -- Allison Ashley, author of Would You Rather
Taj McCoy offers readers a yummy love triangle with her latest - placing bookstore owner Zora between hotshot author Lawrence and his best friend, academic Reid . . . A romp offering readers a heroine who knows what she deserves and two men competing to measure up. * Entertainment Weekly *
So tender and compassionate . . . but also feminist and realistic. -- Lily Lindon * LoveReading *
