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The Forthcoming: Sophia Shaw - A Rare Groove

 
Sophia Shaw
A Rare Groove
July 1, 2008
 
The Perfect Place...
 
Twenty-eight-year-old Simone St. Clair has a successful career as an on-air announcer in Atlanta, and an enviable romance with one of the city's most eligible bachelors. A former pro-boxer-turned-community leader, Kevin Johnson appears to be the prefect man. Yet Simone can't help feeling something is missing. In fact, she's never really been in love. But she tells herself she's just a romantic, dreaming of a man who can't possibly exist--until she travels to Jamaica for a friend's wedding.
The Prefect Man...
 
When handsome, easy-going Maxwell Harper meets Simone at the resort where they're both staying, he's smitten. And when they discover they are both on their own, they begin spending time together. A Jamaican living in Toronto, Maxwell has always played the field. But now he's ready to settle down with the right woman. As things become intimate with Simone, he feels she may be that woman.
The Perfect Passion

 

Simone is forced to choose between what should be the perfect man and what feels like the perfect love. In the process, she discovers that one of these men hides a dangerous secret, and he will do anything to protect it, including murder.

 

 
 
 
 
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