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The Forthcoming: Chilufiya Safaa - The Art Of Love

 
Chilufiya Safaa
The Art Of Love
May 1, 2007


 
Passions ignite as an independent woman and an international playboy are thrown together in the search for a valuable jewel...
 
Everything upscale art gallery owner Afiya Terrell does has a distinctly Afrocentric flair. Her gallery is filled with the work of artists of African descent, and she often adorns herself with beautifully colored African garments. Though happily independent, Afiya would love to settle down and raise a family...but most men find her work and travel schedule to be too much to handle.
 

On a business trip to Ethiopia she meets Senegalese art dealer Ibra Diop¯and the sparks are undeniable. But attraction turns to outrage when she finds Ibra is perfectly happy being a single man. Thrown together in a desperate search for a precious jewel, they’ll have to work together—and see if love can find a way...


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