"What you said and did to get me in the beginning is what you must do to keep me."
Jai Love was never the type to go half on anything with a man. Maleek Brewer understood that when he stepped up and made sure she never had to. While she focused on becoming a top medical examiner, he handled the bills, the household, everything—no complaints. But now, the man who once made sure she wanted for nothing is asking her to split the load. Jai doesn’t do 50/50, and she damn sure doesn’t do sudden shifts without explanations. Some say she’s selfish, but after everything Maleek did for her, why does it feel like he’s the one hiding something?
Savvy Morris is watching from the sidelines, taking notes. The type of man who moves with purpose and plays for keeps. And if Jai is slipping through the cracks of what she thought was real, he’s more than willing to catch her.
Cali Love, Jai’s cousin, is in her own storm. A single mother of twins, she’s been stretching herself thin, waiting on Jayceon Brewer to step up. But a man full of excuses is just another bill she can’t afford. Then there’s Draelon Sims—Draco to the streets. On paper, he’s exactly what she needs. The stepdaddy of all stepdaddies, a provider, and a man who has no problem leading. But his level of toxic? Unmatched. The kind that makes you question whether love should feel like passion or possession. He gives Cali the security she’s been craving, but at what cost?
Meanwhile, Skye Washington is being pulled back into a past she swore she left behind. Monte Morris, the man she once loved, is in a coma, and now she’s being offered a job as his private nurse. Their history is layered with love and regrets, and as she sits at his bedside, she wonders—if he wakes up, does she go back to the woman who once let a man take care of her, or does she finally stand on her own?
Three women, three different battles, all tied to one question: What does a man truly bring to the table if love alone isn’t enough?
If you love African American romance, unfiltered love stories, and men who make and break the rules, you’ll fall for "I Ain’t No 50/50 Type Of Chick" by Alecia J. And don’t miss her bestselling series, "One Drunk Night In Miami"—where love is just as intoxicating as the city itself.
Genre: Urban Fiction
Jai Love was never the type to go half on anything with a man. Maleek Brewer understood that when he stepped up and made sure she never had to. While she focused on becoming a top medical examiner, he handled the bills, the household, everything—no complaints. But now, the man who once made sure she wanted for nothing is asking her to split the load. Jai doesn’t do 50/50, and she damn sure doesn’t do sudden shifts without explanations. Some say she’s selfish, but after everything Maleek did for her, why does it feel like he’s the one hiding something?
Savvy Morris is watching from the sidelines, taking notes. The type of man who moves with purpose and plays for keeps. And if Jai is slipping through the cracks of what she thought was real, he’s more than willing to catch her.
Cali Love, Jai’s cousin, is in her own storm. A single mother of twins, she’s been stretching herself thin, waiting on Jayceon Brewer to step up. But a man full of excuses is just another bill she can’t afford. Then there’s Draelon Sims—Draco to the streets. On paper, he’s exactly what she needs. The stepdaddy of all stepdaddies, a provider, and a man who has no problem leading. But his level of toxic? Unmatched. The kind that makes you question whether love should feel like passion or possession. He gives Cali the security she’s been craving, but at what cost?
Meanwhile, Skye Washington is being pulled back into a past she swore she left behind. Monte Morris, the man she once loved, is in a coma, and now she’s being offered a job as his private nurse. Their history is layered with love and regrets, and as she sits at his bedside, she wonders—if he wakes up, does she go back to the woman who once let a man take care of her, or does she finally stand on her own?
Three women, three different battles, all tied to one question: What does a man truly bring to the table if love alone isn’t enough?
If you love African American romance, unfiltered love stories, and men who make and break the rules, you’ll fall for "I Ain’t No 50/50 Type Of Chick" by Alecia J. And don’t miss her bestselling series, "One Drunk Night In Miami"—where love is just as intoxicating as the city itself.
Genre: Urban Fiction
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